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Promotional postcard advertising the Tweed and Company Theatre group's production of 'Hastings The Musical', performed in Tweed, Ontario, between 28 June and 7 July 2017.

The file contains a publication "Kingston Rail - Eastern Ontario's Rail Magazine" Issue 126 March/April 2007 - Kingston Division of the Canadian Railroad Historical Association. Tweed Station Demolished.

The file contains a copy of the publication "Journal of the Society for the study of Architecture in Canada" Vol. 30, no. 2, 2005. On pages 25-38 there is an article (with pictures) titled "Joseph Connolly in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kingston, Ontario. It discusses churches in Belleville, Kingston, Kemptville, Prescott, Tweed, Grafton, Gananoque and Picton.

File contains an article written by W. Clyde Bell from Tweed, titled "How the family farm has changed". The article was written for the Ontario Historical Society's symposium celebrating 1000 years of Ontario (April 2000)

A topographical map of Tweed - Canada sheet #31 C/6, 7th edition. Map published by the Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Canada in 1991. Scale 1:50,000.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

A map describing areas of fishing in Tweed. The map covers the following townships:
Scale 1cm:1km. Published by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources in 1989.

Entry for Historical Fiction Writing Contest by Agnes Craigen. Includes photographs. 6 pages.

Tweed High School Reunion edition yearbook.

Photocopies of newspaper articles from the Tweed News:
1) June 1963 - Robbers Used Horse and Buggy 70 Years Ago
2) 1984 - Hanging in for another year
3) 1984 - Kristmiss Diary
4) 1984 - The Last Straw

Text of interviews with: Violet Gaylord and Myrtle Williams, who lived on a farm near Henderson, Ontario during the Depression Fr. Baker, who lived in Cornwall, Ontario and was 30 during the Depression
*Paul Murphy, who had lived in Western Canada until moving to Tweed, Ontario, where he stayed for the rest of the Depression

Text of an interview with Fern Patrick, who lived with her husband and was 18 at the beginning of the Depression.

Three prize lists for the following fairs:

1. Coe Hill Agricultural Society, 23 and 24 August 1974
2. Madoc Fair, 27-29 September 1974
3. Marmora Fall Fair, 2 September 1974
4. Tweed Fair, 4 and 5 October 1974

Text of an interview with Norman Champagne, who lived in Tweed, Ontario and was in their early 40's during the Depression.

Text of interviews with: Mrs. G. A. Dewar, who moved to Toronto, from Sulphide, Ontario, and was 37 during the Depression Mrs. E Barnett, who lived on a farm near Tweed, Ontario and was 36 during the Depression Mrs. V Gaylord, who lived near Arden, Ontario and was 32 during the Depression Mrs. D. Wells, who lived in Tweed, Ontario and was 24 during the Depression

Text of interviews with: Ann Way, who lived in Tweed and was 22 at the beginning of the Depression. Arthur Robinson, who worked a variety of different jobs and was in their late teens when the Depression began.

Text of interviews with: Agnes Craigen, who lived in Reid, Ontario and was 20 at the beginning of the Depression Louis Rashotte, who lived in the French Settlement, near Tweed, Ontario, and was 39 during the Depression Mrs. and Mr. Vince Haley, who lived near Stoco and were about 25 during the Depression Mr. and Mrs. William Woods, who lived in Tweed, Ontario and were about 35 during the Depression

Text of an interview with Larry Murphy, who worked in a cheese factory during the Depression.

The file contains a typed article about the history of the Church at Lodgeroom Corners. In 1847 Robert Gordon organized the first Sunday School near Tweed.