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File contains: a copy of Rev. Darius Dunham's Handwriting on the first Picton Class Paper (circa. 1793); a newspaper article from The Ontario Intelligencer, dated 9 June 1959 titled "Plaque Unveiled to Mark "White Chapel" as Historic Church Site in P.E. County and (2) original programs from the 150th Anniversary Service held 7 June 1959.

File contains a newspaper article from The Globe and Mail, dated 20 May 1964 titled "Upper Canada Landmark in Good Condition", about settlers home in Carrying Place.

File contains documents and a newspaper clipping about the early years of Trenton's history. It begins c.1615, and ends around c.1919.

File contains a number of newspaper articles about the Trenton Community Centre, Also known as; Trenton Community Gardens (1958), Duncan McDonald Memorial Gardens (present). These articles provide a detailed history of this arena that has held many events for the local community, ranging from; bingo to basketball.

File contains a newspaper article concerning the relocation of the historic Roblin's Mill which was originally located In Ameliasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, to Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto in May, 1967, as an example of a typical pioneer water-powered mill.

File contains newspaper photos from "Picture Peeks Into The Past", showing Trenton streets.

File contains a newspaper article from the Intelligencer, dated 21-March-1964, titled CNR Downtown Station Built in 1903, about the demolition of the Trenton CNR Station.

File contains a number of newspaper articles about the old Post Office building in Trenton, and debates about the future renovation and use of the building.

File contains numerous newspaper articles about proposed developments, meetings , zoning issues and other items involving the Trenton Planning Board.

File contains several newspaper clippings regarding Trenton town council proceedings and approvals of new construction, tax rates, improvements in infrastructure and zoning changes.

File contains a typescript history of schools and education in Trenton from 1800-ca.1900 by Andrew S. Shurie. Includes brief profiles of Trenton teachers and administrators. Also present are several newspaper articles from 1956-1959 concerning school additions and consolidations, and the planning of a technical school in Trenton in 1959.

File contains documents from the Municipal Council of the County of Hastings about a proposed loan of $1000.00, to build a grammar school c. 1860.

File contains two newspaper articles about a tragic fire in Trenton, Ontario, that took the lives of three young children.

File contains a number of newspaper articles, financial statements, and receipts of payment, ranging in years from c. 1876 to c. 1922.
The oldest item in the file is an article in an unknown newspaper, written by Eugene Schuyler c. 1876; about issues regarding the country of Turkey.
There are financial statements from The Town of Trenton, Ontario, and purchase receipts from the same municipality.

File contains a number of newspaper articles dated between 1956 and 1960 about Trenton's local churches.

File contains a number of newspaper photos from various dates and titled "Picture Peeks Into The Past", these are pictures of buildings in and around Trenton.

File contains a number of original documents from 1857-1863 about the Trenton Bridge built in 1834. Included is a petition of residents to rebuild the bridge (1856), and a motion of Trenton Village council requesting financial assistance from county (1857).

File contains a newspaper article from The Intelligencer, dated 22-July-1967 and titled "It's Only Five Minutes But it Starts Drivers Fuming" and is about the swing bridge in Trenton.

File contains 2 newspaper articles about a survey of older homes in Tweed and the community north of the town in co-operation with the School of Architecture, University of Toronto.

File contains a completed printed fire insurance policy issued by the Hastings Mutual Fire Insurance Company to A.B. Ross, Madoc, in regard to a brick house and barn on the west side of Durham Street.