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Collection includes:
1) File of copies of newspaper articles on Frank Morse Robb and copy of the patent for his electronic wave organ. Also includes research notes on the William Finkle Machine business at 393 Sidney Street in Belleville (Bristol Aircraft Products during the Second World War) and an article from 'Remember When' on the Argue family home at 338 Charles Street.
2) File of research notes on Belleville buildings constructed by City Hall builder John Forin, c.1988-1898
3) Copy of paper by Gerry Boyce on 'Conflict and Cooperation: The Cemeteries of Belleville, Ontario', 2003
4) Copy of article by Peter Meehan 'The East Hastings By-Election of 1936 and the Ontario Separate School Tax Question', published in 'Historical Studies' 68, 2002
5) Electronic files of research notes on buildings in east Belleville
6) Electronic files of research notes on buildings in west Belleville

File contains a newspaper clipping c.1957 about the “Sputnik” passing over Ontario, and a newspaper clip from 1961 about the Fullers, a Belleville family, constructing a fallout shelter on their Fifth Street property (article available online at https://archive.org/details/intelligencer-november-1961/page/n62/mode/1up ).

Two booklets on the history of Glanmore National Historic Site in Belleville, Ontario. One is called 'Glanmore' written by Sheila Chapline, written for the general public, the other is a compilation of information aimed at guides of the museum and includes information researched by Kerry Abel and Nick and Helma Mika.

The file contains newspaper clippings from the 70's primarily from The Intelligencer about Glanmore National Historic Site.

Two flyers advertising the Hastings County Museum including the days it was open, hours of operation, entrance fees, and a brief description of the collection. One has opening dates for 1962, the other for 1963.

Two printed reports on the most suitable route for a canal between Lake Simcoe and Rice Lake to the Bay of Quinte by N. H. Baird, Civil Engineer. Printed by order of the County of Hastings at the Intelligencer office, Front and Bridge Streets, Belleville.

Newspaper clippings compiled by Mary and Roger Greig, concerning properties in Belleville. Most are Intelligencer articles in a series called 'Our Architectural Heritage' by Lennie Williamson on particular houses. These include:
1) St. Agnes Manor, Bridge and Ann Streets, published 9 April 1964
2) George Bleecker house, 260 Dundas Street East, 16 April 1964
3) John Taylor house, 155 Dundas Street East, 23 April 1964
4) Chisholm-McDougall house, Dundas Street West, 30 April 1964
5) Chisholm-Zwick house, 153 Dundas Street West, 7 May 1964
6) McIntosh-McKenzie house, South Front Street, 14 May 1964
7) Simpson-Wallbridge house, Dundas and Front Streets, 21 May 1964
8) Neo-Classical house, 77½ South Church Street, 27 May 1964
9) Lynch house, 75 South Front Street, 4 June 1964
10) Hutton-Ponton house, Dundas Street West, 11 June 1964
11) Moodie Cottage, Sinclair and Bridge Streets, 18 June 1964
12) McNab-Yeomans house, Bridge Street West, 25 June 1964
13) Welbanks house, James Street, 2 July 1964
14) Animal Hospital (Maybee house), Dundas Street East, 9 July 1964
15) Canniff-Lazier house, Cannifton Road, 16 July 1964
16) Reynolds' Block, Front Street and Victoria Avenue, 23 July 1964
17) Turnbull-Campbell villa, Charlotte Street, 30 July 1964
18) Robertson house, 184 William Street, 6 August 1964
19) Murney-Faulkner [Falkiner] house, Bridge Street West, 13 August 1964
20) Springer-Burns residence, 103 Dundas Street East, 20 August 1964
21) St. Thomas Rectory, Bridge Street East, 27 August 1964
22) Scott (Bogart) house, Bridge Street East, 3 September 1964
23) Bellvue Terrace, Patterson Street, 10 September 1964
24) Phillips-Faulkner house, Bridge Street and Dufferin Avenue, 17 September 1964
25) City Hall, Front Street, 24 September 1964

File also includes "An Outline History of Belleville" by Gerald E. Boyce, published by the Hastings County Historical Society in 1962.

File contains a typescript brief history of the life of the Honourable Edmund Murney, member of the Provincial Legislature of Upper Canada and Canada West during the period 1836 to 1857. Also contains a newspaper article from The Ontario Intelligencer, 13 August 1964 concerning the Murney-Faulkner [Falkiner] House, West Bridge Street, Belleville. Includes a reprint of a drawing of the home.

File contains a newspaper article from The Intelligencer, 20 June 1969 concerning the demolition of the historic Murney-Faulkner [Falkiner] residence, West Bridge Street, Belleville

File of materials relating to the Memorial Arena on Market Street, Belleville, Ontario. Includes architectural plans of improvement works and correspondence relating to the maintenance of the building.

Contact prints and negatives of views of Tweed and Belleville, Ontario, mainly taken in 1980 and 1981. Includes 1982 Quinte Ethnic Festival passport and negatives taken on a steam train trip in 1978.

File contains a program from the funeral service for Charles P. Holton (b. 1849 d. 1908) in Belleville and a copy of City Directory mentions of E.W. Holton regarding his house and businesses.

File contains a photocopy of the Belleville municipal property fire insurance survey from July 21st, 1938. Includes photographs and street plans showing of City of Belleville properties and information on their uses and level of fire protection.

File contains a number of newspaper articles about Ontario's smallest jailhouse in Tweed, Ontario

Two plans of the Belleville Plaza lot on Dundas Street East in Belleville, Ontario, with names of stores.