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Photographs taken during the demolition of the Henderson building at 397-399 Front Street, Belleville, Ontario.

Six digital mages taken in Belleville during the 2024 solar eclipse and a pair of Royal Astronomical Society of Canada solar eclipse viewing glasses.

Photographs taken at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre during the solar eclipse of 8 April 2024.

Three-panel exhibit on Black history in Belleville, produced for the Caribbean Festival in Belleville in August 2024.

Article on a Lancaster bomber which crashed near the French villages of Tramont Emy and Tramont Lassus on the night of July 24/25, 1944. One of the two men who died in the crash was Pilot Officer Ross William Lough of Belleville, Ontario.

Seventeen digital photographs of people viewing the solar eclipse at Meyers' Pier in Belleville and six photographs of artists taking part in the Quinte Arts Council "Plain Air in the Path of Totality" event at the pier.

Three images of the sun taken during the eclipse of 8 April 2024 and time-lapse video of solar totality period over Belleville.

Card printed for Shirley Sutherland's memorial service held in Tweed on 29 June 2024.

Photographs of items at Gilead Community Centre, 420 Bronk Road, Corbyville, Ontario:

1. Plaque with text "In Grateful Thanks for Mr. Wilfred Clare & his wife Olive who donated this land-site to the Gilead Community, August 6, 1959"
2. Clock inscribed in memory of Carman Huffman, 1921-2013

Digital photographs of the Henderson building at 397-399 Front Street and the Coleman Castle building at 68 North Front Street.

Remains of property at 217 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario, after a major fire overnight on November 12-13, 2023.

Research notes and newspaper clippings about Charlotte Sills, compiled as background information for a cemetery tour held in June 2023.

Photograph taken by drone of wildfire smoke conditions in Belleville, Ontario.

Three digital images of fire and fire damage at Thrashers Garden Centre in Belleville, Ontario, taken on 20 and 21 August, 2023.

Account of the Hastings County individuals who served in the North-West Resistance/Rebellion of 1885.

List of students taken from Register 1 at the Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf. More information on these students is available by emailing the School Archives.

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.

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."