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The 1973-1974 edition of the Loyalist College publication 'Reflections'.

Items from a binder labelled 'Stirling Odds & Ends'. Includes:

• Photograph of three women and four men, c.1910, given by Terry Bust ("one is his grandfather & uncle")
• Newspaper clippings relating to Stirling buildings and history
• Huntingdon Township Voters' List, 1948
• Souvenir booklet of the 90th anniversary of St. John's Anglican Church, Stirling, 1950
• Order of service for St. Paul's United Church, Stirling, 8 June 2008
• Photocopy of 1890 Fire Insurance map showing Mill and North Streets, Stirling
• Items relating to the history of the Bank of Montreal in Stirling
• Printed 'Stirling Centennial Souvenir', 1967
• Butler and Young family trees
• 'Souvenir Story of our school Allan & Williams Mount Pleasant - Rawdon Township' by Mrs Percy MacMullen, 1968
• 'Sidney Baptist Church celebrates 165th' by Lewis Zandbergen
• 'Sidney Baptist Church' by Harry V. Faulkner, Lorne C. Reid and Luella Carson, 1976
• Unveiling of historical plaque in memory of Asa Turner at Sidney Baptist Church, 27 May 1984
• 'Those Radical Elzevirs!' by Michael Dawber
• 'The History of St. Thomas [Anglican] Church Rawdon, 1892-1973'
• 'Grace Chapel Stirling' by Everett Elliott, c.1980
• Booklet titled Welcome to Stirling's 150th Anniversary, 2008

A souvenir ticket from 'Railroad Week' in Belleville from 22-28 June 1964.

A list of clergymen from Hastings County and where they are buried.

A booklet produced by Ford outlining some of the vehicles being produced for Canada's war effort during the Second World War.

A cursive writing guide for Form I and II.

Educational examination booklets and questions for high school students in various areas.

A notice to all former members of the RCAF announcing a new surveying initiative for northern Canada.

A building permit to Harry V. Faulkner from the Township of Sidney and burning permit from the Belleville Fire Department to the same man.

An unused postcard with a photo reprint of Main Street, Picton, Ontario.

A letter from Belleville mayor George A. Zegouras to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Fulford on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary.

A letter to R. Vanderwater in response to a newspaper article on pioneering offering Vanderwater the use of certain artifacts owned by this individual.

Materials produced by the Stirling Historical Society, including:

• Four editions of 'The Heritage Clarion', Volume 1 numbers 1, 3, and 4, Volume 2 number 2
• Partial list of artifact donations, 1993
• Map and text for walking tour of Stirling, 1993
• Photocopy of a register of members of Stirling Public Library, 1903
• Typescript 'brief history of the Stirling Public Library', c.1975
• Update on the history of the library to 1989
• List of contributors to the purchase of the site for the Stirling Public Library, 1914
• Photocopy of a flyer promoting the Stirling Public Library, 1910
• Reproduction of article about the opening of Stirling Public Library, 1903
• Hand-written notes on aspects of Stirling history, c.1990

Three young people in uniform, with '1898' inked onto image. Woman standing on left is unidentified, man in centre, seated, is named Fred McKee, woman standing on right is named Emily Grace Kennedy. On back of photograph is written "Mrs Fred McK[torn], Girl of Great Courage, Stirling, Ont."

Large crowd of people standing outside Stirling railway station in Ontario. A poster on the wall of the station is entitled 'Peace Year'.

Photograph of staff and students at Stirling High School, Ontario, taken by E.J. Powell of Hamilton. Attached is a photocopy with names of students added.

Photograph of a group of 15 young people outside a brick building. A separate index card identifies them as: Dorothy Mott, Jack Chord, Jack Walker, Morley Clarke, Donald Scott, Elmer Mclaren, Garret McKe[?], Barbara Moon (back row) and Edna Johnson, Muriel Hoover, Adeline Bush, Phylis David, Winona Beech, Hebron Thin, Verna Shandos. The handwriting is poor and some of these names are 'best guesses'.