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Brochure produced by the City of Belleville, featuring businesses, homes and activities in the Belleville and Quinte area of Ontario.

Newspaper article on the Abbott family house in Trenton. Includes photographs.

A certified reproduction of "Taylor's Plan of George Street (added to the plan by John Emerson, P. L. S.) by Samuel M. Benson, P. L. S. on north 40 feet of Lot # 45 to access Adam Street from road between Lots # 8 & 9 in 2nd Concession Thurlow for George Taylor." Signed August 25, 1874.

This copy was made in 1972 of plan #175, as registered in the Hastings Land Registry Office.

Donated by Walter I. Watson, O.L.S.

Aerial view of the waterfront east of the Moira River in Belleville, Ontario, showing the harbour area.

Aerial view of Belleville from the Bay of Quinte, looking north, with the Corbin Lock factory on the left and Bridge Street United Church on the right.

Framed aerial view of the Corby's Distilleries complex at Corbyville, Ontario.

Newspaper clipping (possibly from the Intelligencer newspaper of Belleville) with a photograph of the construction of the piers of the new Skyway Bridge at Green Point in Prince Edward County, Ontario.

A promotional brochure for the City of Belleville, featuring local businesses and business people.

A blueprint of the Belleville Arena Seating Plan. The (Memorial) Arena is located on Market Street, between Pinnacle and Front Streets. Drawn by City Engineer, Charles A. Mott, and signed January 5, 1929.

Flyer produced by the City of Belleville to encourage new industries to locate in Belleville, Ontario.

5 sheets from a map series of the City of Belleville, including property boundaries, buildings and topographical features. Photography for maps completed on April 26, 1964.

Donated by the Heritage Belleville Committee in 2017.

File contains transcripts of newspaper reports on new buildings in Belleville, Ontario. The reports date from 1856 to 1914.

A map of heritage buildings, using Goad's Fire Insurance Maps from 1904-1908, in the East Hill area of Belleville, Ontario. Prepared by the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee in 1985. A colour chart dictates red for first priority; yellow for important to the street scape; blue for lost heritage; green for open areas.

Donated by Heritage Belleville in 2017.

Reproduction of an 1874 Bird's Eye View of Napanee, Ontario, showing buildings that existed at that time. The original map was drawn by Herman Brosius and printed by Charles Sober & Co. of Chicago.

Donated by the Belleville Public Library in 2014.

A blueprint of a stop-go sign for the Belleville Police Department. Drawn by Charles A. Mott, in 1924.

Transferred from Glanmore National Historic Site in 2016.

A map of the Buildings Designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in Belleville, Ontario. Created by the Heritage Belleville Committee on November 22, 1985 and revised February 14, 1994. The area includes; the Bay of Quinte north to Highway 401 with designations in the area between Sidney Street and McDonald Avenue.

Donated by Heritage Belleville in 2017.

Newspaper article on the Cannifton house.

A copy of a map planning streets and buildings in Belleville, Ontario, 1892. The total area extends from Belleville to Bay of Quinte to Bridge Street (sheet 2) and from Bridge Street to Concession Road Allowance - now College Street - (sheet 1). Surveyed by Henry Carre, Ontario Land Surveyor.

Scale: 10 chains to an inch.

A Floor Plan of the Main Cell Block and Basement at the County Court House on Pinnacle Street in Belleville, Ontario. The “Old Cells” are in the basement of the Court House. The Main Cell Block is connected to the Court House on the southeast. Composed by Charles A. Mott, City Engineer, and dated November 15, 1944.

Donated by Heritage Belleville in 2017.

A map of the City of Belleville, including property boundaries, waterways and roads. House numbers are also included. From Bridge Street East north to Station Street and from the Moira River east to Bleecker Avenue. Map composed by the Quinte Planning Board and dated February 23, 1976. Scale 1:2400.

Donated by the Heritage Belleville Committee in 2017.