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"Cummins Rural Directory Map:" A map of South and Central Hastings, in 1923, featuring post offices, hamlets and lot owners. Map is surrounded by advertisements. Published by Cummins Map Co., Toronto. Dimensions 71cm x 50.5cm.

A map showing concessions and lots of Huntingdon - Madoc Township, Hastings County. Circa 1869. 30 advertisements for companies surround the map. Published by Macleod and Carre, Engineers and Surveyors. Scale: 1:63,000. Dimensions: 34.0cm x 37.0cm. Map was created from Government plan.

Donated from the Col. W. N. Ponton Estate. Penciled notes on map show Ponton family's interest in mining, especially after the Eldorado Gold Rush in 1866.

A map of Hastings County including the Town of Belleville and other principal villages:

Trenton, Madoc, Marmora, Tweed, Bridgewater, Stirling, Wicklow, Bangor, Herschel, Monteagle, Carl, Dungannon, Wollaston, Limerick, Cashel, Tudor, Grimsthorpe, Elzevir; Rawdon, Huntingdon, Hungerford, Sidney, Thurlow, Tyendinaga.

Scale: 3 miles =1 inch. Published by John P. Evans, P.L.S. in 1869.

A map of northern Hastings County detailing different types of mineral occurrences, see Legend. Published in 1943 by the Ontario Department of Mines. Scale: 1:120,000. The map includes parts of Quebec and USA, in relation to the region. It was produced to "accompany report by Jas E. Thomson in Vol. LII Ontario Department of Mines, Annual Report, 1943."

Donated by the Ontario Department of Mines, April 1, 1965.

A map of Hastings County, in 1932, showing lakes, rivers, cities, towns and townships. A list of businesses within the county are on the right. Drawn exclusively for and published by Croydon Publishing Company.

A map of Hastings County outlining the twelve townships:
Marmora and Lake, Madoc, Tudor, Grimsthorpe, Elzevir; Rawdon, Huntingdon, Hungerford, Sidney, Thurlow, Tyendinaga.
As well as, the lots and concessions. Circa 1916.Scale: 4 miles: 1 inch.

Donated by K.G.M. Ross.

A map of Hastings County outlining the twelve townships:
Marmora and Lake, Madoc, Tudor, Grimsthorpe, Elzevir; Rawdon, Huntingdon, Hungerford, Sidney, Thurlow, Tyendinaga. The northern townships are pictured on the right side.
As well as, the lots and concessions. Circa 1922. Scale: 1.5 miles: 1 inch. Published by Lloyd's Maps, Map Publisher.

A map of Hastings County outlining townships:
Marmora, Lake, Madoc, Tudor, Grimsthorpe, Elzevir; Rawdon, Huntingdon, Hungerford, Sidney, Thurlow, Tyendinaga - as well as the northern townships.
Inset is "the Village of Marmora." Surveyed by H. A. F. Macleod, C.E. and P.L.S. Published by W. A. Little Lith., Montreal in the 1864-1865 copy of the Hastings Directory . Scale: 1:190,000.

A Geological Map of the Madoc Gold Region, 1866. Geological data on map was taken principally from the reports of the Geological Survey of Canada. Secondly, by information and facts obtained on the spot by gentlemen engaged in the gold fields. What follows is a description of the general geological character of the area.

Author: Henry White, P.L.S. Published by G. B. Ware, 16 Toronto Street, Toronto, Ontario.

A map of Hastings County outlining townships from the Bay of Quinte in the south, to Wallaston, Limerick and Cashel in the north.
Map is in four sections. Scale: 3 miles : 1 inch. Original map is dated 1894. Photocopy from the Archives of Ontario.

A set of plans for St. Peter's Presbyterian Church in Madoc, Hastings County, Ontario. The church itself opened in 1850. Scale: 8 feet : 1 inch.

Reproduction from the Archives of Ontario.

A cross-sectional plan regarding the formation of Madoc and Tudor Roads. Scale: 4 feet : 1 inch.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #446773E of Madoc Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows the northern part of Madoc Township, Bannockburn, Tudor Township, Concession 1 to 9, Robinson Lake, Westerly to Millbridge, Moira River, Highway 62, and the Canadian National Railway.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #445773E of Madoc Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Madoc Township, Concession 1 to 7, Hwy 62, and Moira River Watershed, Eldorado, Lake Township, Concession 3 to 10.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A reproduction of an air survey photograph produced by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Map #445772W of Madoc Township in Hastings County, Ontario. Circa 1950.

The photograph shows Madoc Township, Concession 5 to 9, Huntingdon Township Concession 14, northwest Elzevir Township, Queenboro and Black River.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P.L.S.

A certified reproduction of a “Plan showing the Rectification Survey... of the Township of Madoc.” The area contained includes; northern lots #30, 31, 32 on concessions 1-11 (inclusive) in Madoc Township. Originally surveyed by Charles Fraser Aylsworth, P. L. S. and produced on March 18, 1891.

This reproduction was made on June 5, 1972 and approved by the Deputy Registrar.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P. L. S.

A certified reproduction of the "Plan of the Northern part of the Village of Hastings. ” The area contained includes; Village of Hastings [now Madoc] laid out on the West half of Lot # 2 and a part of Lot # 1 in the 6th Concession of Township of Madoc. The area is property of the Estate of the Late Colin Russell of Montreal. Surveyed for Mrs. Sarah Russell of Montreal. Originally surveyed by Samuel M. Benson, P.L.S. and produced in December 1858.

This reproduction was made on June 5, 1972 and approved by the Deputy Registrar.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, P. L. S.

An original map produced for the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario, concerning hydro power lines, stations and transformers. However, the map also features railways, roads and land boundaries.

This map is the West Centre Section - Tweed ROA. The total area includes parts of Rawdon, Marmora, Huntingdon, Madoc, Hungerford, and Elzevir Townships. Dated October 16, 1951. Scale: 1.2 inches = 1 m.

Donated by David Pershik.