The floppy disks contain financial records, outreach, sponsorship information, grant applications, reports, planning documents, minutes, job descriptions and media releases.
Email and letter correspondence between Jim Ketcheson and his extended family across North America along with news clippings and periodicals relating to the Ketcheson family.
Sign reading 'Schryver's' from former Schryver drugstore at 214 Front Street, Belleville, Ontario. City directories place this business at this location from 1959 to 1964.
25th anniversary re-recording of a recital by S. Alec Gordon held at the Victoria Avenue Baptist Church in Belleville, Ontario, on 1 June 1980. Original recording by David Long. Re-recorded by Doug Knutson. Track listing:
Opening & Humn - "Praise to the Lord! The Almighty"
Scripture - Psalm 103: v1-22
Presentation of Organ by Alec Gordon
Reception of Organ - Bill Hales, Mrs. MacFarland, Rev. MacFarland & Congregation
"Lamentation" - Guilmant
"Prelude & Fugue" - Back
"Mortify Us by Thy Grace" - Back
Demonstration of Organ Functions
"Now Thank We All Our God" - Zwart
"Nam Danket Alle Gott" - Zwart
"The Swan" - Saint-Saens
"The Flight of the Bumblebee"
"The Temptation" - Malling
"Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring"
Hymn - "Praise My Soul, The King of Heaven" and Benediction
Four receipts from Belleville businesses, 1950-1958
Three blotters, advertising: Belleville Public Utilities Commission; George J. Tustin, Conservative Candidate for Prince Edward Lennox [1935]; George A. Lee House of Hobberlin store at 250 Front Street, Belleville
Saturday Evening Post magazine in memory of John F. Kennedy, 14 December 1963
Hastings County Board of Education report, 1969-1970
Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School
Plaque commemorating Simpson's Tavern, put up by the Hastings County Historical Society on Front Street, Belleville in 2017.
Text reads: "In 1797 James and Margaret Simpson had a small log tavern at the southeast corner of this intersection. In 1799 they built a frame tavern which became the hub of Meyers' Creek for political rallies, military recruitment, training and courts-martial, Masonic lodge meetings and social gatherings. After James died in 1802, Margaret continued the business and was the first woman granted a tavern license in Midland District. In 1820 Margaret build a frame Georgian-style inn on the northeast corner of the intersection. It was sold in 1825 to the Wallbridge family and was demolished in 1973."
Scrapbooks of materials relating to Masonic involvement in local unveiling ceremonies for Christ Church in Belleville, 7 August 2005; the Parrott Riverfront Trail and United Empire Loyalist monument, 10 September 2005; Belleville Public Library, 9 June 2006; Masonic time capsule, 9 June 2006. Photocopy of Moira Lodge No. 11 Secretary's Dues Book, 1886-1901.
Printed 'General Ledger Balance Book, The Standard Bank of Canada' used as a scrapbook of newspaper articles featuring John Elliott's activities in Belleville as a bank manager, president of the Board of Trade, and chair of the Board of Education.
Fifth Appeal from the Belleville Cheese Board Patriotic and Red Cross Association requesting farmers to donate a day's milk on 21 June 1918 for the Red Cross, 8 June 1918 [3 copies]
Belleville Cheese Board of Trade flyer about the Eastern Ontario Dairymen's Association annual meeting and exhibition of 1919, 24 September 1918
Booklet on 'Improved Methods of Marketing Cheese', 1923
Board of Trade Journal volume 13, number 7, Summer 1923
Contains prescription orders written directly into the book, as well as a few recipes for medications. Cover is stamped "Albert E. Davis," and "F.C. Clarke, Druggist, Belleville, Ont."
Contains prescription orders, many stamped "Dolan the Druggist." The volume was also used as a hotel register from November 10, 1916 to November 30, 1917, but most hotel entries are obscured by the prescription orders glued over them.
