Eleven digital photographs of the demonstration at the railway lines in the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in support of the Wet'suwet'en protest against the construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline through their territory.
Digital photographs of the Climate Strike events in Belleville and Quinte West on 20 and 27 September 2019. The photographs were taken by Kristen Parks, the organizer of the events.
Digital photographs by Bobby-Jo Morris of: 1-2, 12-13) Mike's Restaurant in Marysville, Ontario, 2018 3-10) the Carman fountain at the Moodie cottage on Bridge Street West in Belleville, 2019; 11) Salmon river at Milltown, January 2020
The Rebel of Hungerford, written and performed by Mark LeSage, 2018 [running time 1:01:29]
Lumberbaron: The Gilmour Years, written by Peter Paylor, narrated by Peter Wood], 2019 [running time 1:06:31]
Ironmasters of Upper Canada, based on the book A Species of Adventure: the Story of the Ironmasters of Upper Canada by André Philpot, narrated by Peter Wood, 2019 [running time 1:07:48]
Moving Mountains: Blairton Iron, research by George Parker, narrated by Peter Wood, 2020 [running time 1:06:53]
Ritchie's Folly: Central Ontario Railway, written by Peter Paylor, narrated by Peter Wood, 2020 [running time 51:57]
Sons of the Waves: HMCS Trentonian K368, written by Darren Moore, narrated by Peter Coy, 2020 [running time 1:57:06]
Twelve audio files on people and families of Belleville, Ontario, produced to mark the 200th anniversary of the city receiving its name and broadcast on CJBQ radio. Researched by Peter Annis and funded by the City of Belleville.
Photographs taken during the construction of the Community Archives space inside the Belleville Public Library building. Include photographs of the former location of the Community Archives at 154 Cannifton Road, Cannifton, and the physical move of archival materials and shelving from the old building to the new facility.
Five files of photographs and one file containing the 2012 text of Gerry Boyce's book 'Historic Hastings, Volume Two'. The photographs show scenes in Hastings County and include some Boyce family photographs.
