A map showing a zoning limits street plan within the City of Belleville. The zones and symbols can be referenced on the legend. The map was published on February 6, 1974.
A map showing, primarily, zoning limits within the City of Belleville. The limits are coloured in crayon and can be referenced on the legend (left). The map was first created c. 1959 (as written in pencil). However, more recent revisions were made June 4, 1970. Scale: 1:12,000. Additional information about by-laws is available on the map's border.
Note the two names listed on the top left corner: K. Murray and D. Williams - possible authors or owners.
File contains several newspaper articles; one from The Ontario Intelligencer, dated July 20, 1933 and titled "The Old Church, the Ridge, In Wollaston Township"; from the Intelligencer, dated May 24, 1957 titled "Mrs. H.M. Hoard, Wollaston, Heads Assessors' Class"; one dated March 23, 1960 titled "Find of Copper Extends Into North Hastings".
File contains a newspaper article from The Woman's Globe and Mail, dated May 25, 1967 and titled "Windows To A City". The article is about historical buildings in Toronto and their windows.
Page with four watercolour paintings of homes, entitled "Grey Ladies - West Hill I Belleville". The four homes are 23 Charlotte Street, 8 Holloway Street, 114 Bridge Street West, 14-20 Murney Street, Belleville, Ontario.
Tape labelled "Hastings County Administration Building, 235 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario, taped by Heritage Belleville, April /96". The video is 13 minutes and 30 seconds in length, and consists of a visual and audio survey by an unidentified female narrator of paintings and plaques inside and outside the Hastings County Court House and Administrative Building on April 4th, 1996.
A 1932 "Clearview" city directory map of Belleville, Ontario. The map features streets, water ways and major city buildings, as seen in the legend. Composed by Charles A. Mott, City Engineer. Published by Vernon Directories (Hamilton, Ontario) and Might Directories (Toronto, Ontario). Six advertisements also border the map.
A circa 1940 "Clearview" city directory map of Belleville, Ontario. The map features streets, water ways and major city buildings, as seen in the legend. Surveyed by Charles A. Mott, City Engineer. Published by Vernon Directories (Hamilton, Ontario). Heading of the map "Central Ontario Credit Exchange, The home of Collections, East Robertson Block, 219 Front Street, Licenced and Bonded Collection Specialists."
This file contains three brochures, and numerous newspaper articles; regarding Upper Canada Village, Quinte – St. Lawrence Parks, and the history surrounding them.
File contains an original copy of a booklet written by Rev. R.S. Forneri in 1888 entitled "The United Empire Loyalist and The Memorial Church, Adolphustown, Ontario". File also contains several newspaper clippings from 1959 about the Adolphustown Church.
File contains a newspaper article from the Intelligencer, dated 13-June-1967, titled “Woman's Penchant for Stone Houses Led to Purchase of Lonsdale Mill”.
Five newspaper articles clipped from The Tweed News period from Jan 14, 1970 to Feb 11, 1970. Editorial history of Tweed Hydro-Electric Commission written by Cartha Cassidy, Commissioner. "Record of some of the significant happenings relating to the early history of electricity in Tweed and the march of Hydro in the community from 1930 until 1967 - Canada's Centennial Year."
