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"Tawow" magazine with article about Oronhyatekha, Summer 1971
"Kahkewaquonaby (Peter Jones) and the Great Spirit (Jesus)," paper presented by Catherine Stoehr at the Canadian Historical Association Annual Conference, May 2002

• Running log, 1980-2007
• Detailed daily diaries maintained by Gerry Boyce for 1999-2019
• Business cards and membership cards collected by Gerry Boyce, 1942-c.2016
• Medal of congratulations from the Hastings County Historical Society on the publication of Eldorado book, 1992

Two booklets produced by the Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf Archives:
1. Admission list of Ontario School for the Deaf pupils, 1870-1879

2. Robert Mathison, Second School Head, 1879-1906

Three reading books authorized for use in Ontario public schools:

1. First Reader Part I, by the Copp, Clark Company Limited, Toronto, 1884
2. Morang's Modern Phonic Primer Part I by Morang & Co. Limited, Toronto, 1904
3. Morang's Modern Phonic Primer Part II by Morang & Co. Limited, Toronto, 1906

These books have inscriptions relating to Archie Frank Anderson and Cassie E. Anderson of Mill Creek.

List of descendants of William Meagher (c.1804-1868) of Marysville, Tyendinaga Township and notes on the family history.

1. Deeds from 1893 to 1945 relating to the ownership of lot C on the north side of Elmer Street, Belleville
2. One deed relating to lot 36 on the north side of Pine Street and east side of Albert Street, 1949

Correspondence and genealogical information on the descendants of Jeremiah Symes of Northamptonshire, England. The family moved to Ireland and then Canada.

Literature produced by candidates for municipal office. Individuals covered are:

• Mike Benson
• Neil Ellis
• Mitch Panciuk
• Margaret Seu
• Garnet Thompson

Two large vinyl banners created for the Under 19 Women's World Floorball Championship, held at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre in May 2016.

1. 1975-1976: J. B. Corke, Mayor; H. N. Britton, General Manager; E. G. O'Connor, Chairman; L. A. Langabeer, Commissioner
2. 1979-1980: J. B. Corke, Mayor; H. N. Britton, General Manager; L. F. Reid, Chairman 1979; E. G. O'Connor, Chairman 1980
3. 1981-1982: P. D. Russell, Commissioner; G. A. Zegouras, Mayor; H. N. Britton, General Manager; E. G. O'Connor, Chairman
4. 1991-1994: H. N. Britton, General Manager & Secretary; D. R. Parker, Assistant Secretary; E. G. O'Connor, Chairman 1993-1994; S. R. Langer, Mayor; R. A. Barrett, Chairman 1991-1993
5. 1994-1995: D. R. Parker, General Manager & Secretary; R. L. McDougall, Mayor; E. G. O'Connor, Chairman 1994; R. A. Barrett, Chairman 1995 [2 copies]
6. 1998-1999: R. L. McDougall, Mayor; D. R. Parker, General Manager & Secretary; E. G. O'Connor, Chairman 1998; J. A. Cox, Chairman 1999

File of correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to the plan to rehome the copy books of the Hastings County Land Registry Office at Queen's University Archives. Includes a petition to the Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations asking that the volumes remain in Belleville.

File includes:

• Signed copy of Quinte Punt Racing by Hugh Walter Barclay (1993)
• Article on 'The Bay of Quinte Punts' by Don Kellaway
• Photocopies of photographs of people on punts
• Photocopy of order of service for a ceremony held at the Memorial Cenotaph in Belleville on 13 July 1947
• Eaton's catalogue for Summer 1974

Papers relating to the purchase of 9 Smith Crescent (lot 32) by Barry and Kay Quirt in 1970.

Hand-written notes on:

1. the history of the Ku Klux Klan in Belleville and Hastings County, Ontario
2. politics in Hastings in the 1920s and 1930s
3. the activities of the Rathbun company in Hastings

Deeds, abstracts of title, and correspondence relating to two properties:

1. Lot 22 in Concession 7; Lots 23 and 24 in Concession 6 of of Rawdon Township, Ontario
   This property was originally granted to Captain John Deserontyon and was later purchased by William Totten and Robert Matthews
2. Lots between Church, Front, Annis and Allen Streets in Stirling, Ontario

File contains 176 black and white negatives, 40 colour 35mm slides and one black and white print of ice boats and motorcycles racing on the Bay of Quinte near Belleville, Ontario. Photographer not identified.

Photographs of an event held to unveil a historical plaque at the former fire hall, 394 Front Street, Belleville. Guests included Mayor Taso Christopher, Fire Chief Mark MacDonald and members of the Hastings County Historical Society.