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Photographs taken from the roof of the Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School in September 1997. They show the Hastings County offices on Church Street, Patterson Street and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Belleville, Ontario.

Group of mostly unidentified photographs, many of them portraits of people. Those which have names are of:

• William Surtee, senior (picture taken by Burgess of Guelph)
• John Stewart (picture taken by S. J. Dixon, Toronto)
• Will Stirling, George, Yorke, Cassie jay, Susie Leavens, Louie Sunter, Annie Sunter, Albert Thompson and Willie Trout having a picnic at "Mountain lake, St. Vincent" (photo stamped "Morton & Raith")

Other photos were taken by H. K. Smith of Front Street, Belleville, W. J. Winter of Meaford, and Forrest & Lozo's of Front Street, Belleville.

The tintype is of a small child. One photographs shows five African-Canadian children standing in a road.

Collection of photographs of unidentified individuals, including some tintypes, apparently purchased from estate sales.

Generally unidentified nineteenth century portrait photographs, 1 of which is a tintype. The two photographs which are identified are of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Stanley,_16th_Earl_of_Derby">Lord Derby</a> and the Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Alfred, 1844-1900).

Three views published by Underwood & Underwood:
1) 'The Last Drop - a scene of the Battlefield at Dordrecth, South Africa, Dec. 30th', 1900
2) 'The great floating City - where 400,000 dwell in Boat-houses - at Canton, China, 1900
3) 'Dr. Leopold Kann, the Arctic Explorer, in his winter quarters, Ellesmere Land', 1902

One view published by Strohmeyer & Whyman of New York:
4) 'Arrival of a Chinese Fishing Boat, Hong Kong, China', 1906

A collection of yearbooks from educational institutions in Belleville, Ontario.

The following editions of the Quinte Secondary School publication 'Quintessence':

• 1967
• 1968
• 1969
• 1969-1970
• 1971

List of voters (municipal and parliamentary) for the Municipality of Huntingdon Township in Hastings County.

Items from a photo-album scrapbook of materials relating to Stirling Public Library, including press clippings and photographs of library activities, mainly dating from the late 1990s to 2007.

File containing photographs of Stirling's 125th anniversary celebrations, 12-21 August 1983 (donated by R. Gay). Individuals identified include:

• Lynn, Bruce, Janet Fallaize Murray, Susanne (Murray) Scholten
• Helen & Wayne Shaw, Mac & Velma Sarles
• Dr. Fred Eggleton, Russ & Mary Sills, Annette Taylor
• Constable Frank Wallwork, Russ Sills, Stirling Village Council, PoliceChief Jack Foster
• Judy and Melanie Potts, Pearl Conley
• Ross Ray, Harold Holden
• Ron Reid, Eugene Lang, John Warden
• Bob Vandervoort
• Jim & Jean Pollock, Marvin Cooney, Heather Pollock
• Craig Watson & son, Stirling Citizens Band, Barry Wilson

File also contains reproductions of old postcards of Stirling and a 1992 photograph by Carol Surridge of the 'Welcome to Stirling' sign, which reads "The little village with the big heart".

Cecil Everett Brown was born in Frankford, Ontario on 3 May 1895. One photograph is of Private Brown standing with his rifle. One photograph mugshot style photo of Brown in uniform. One document, typed with a brief biographical statement on Private Brown. Commemorative document announcing the death and his service for king and country.

A flyer advertising the Hastings County Museum including the days it was open, hours of operation, entrance fees, and a brief description of the collection.

Scrapbook clippings relating to local entrepreneurs and businesses from the Stirling, Ontario, area.

61 photo slides of Stirling buildings, streets, parks and the surrounding community. Many are reproductions of older photographs.

A prize list by the Madoc District Agricultural Society for the 1964 Madoc Fair.

An instructional booklet for learning how to type.

Press release of 27th January 1998 announcing the change of name from Glanmore - Hastings County Museum to Glanmore National Historic Site, with the museum's logo.

A document outlining the need for partners and possible expenditures for a new heritage centre for the Hastings County Historical Society.