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Photographs found in Deseronto Town Hall, dating from the 1970s to 2011, depicting a variety of Town events. They include a set of aerial photographs from the 1980s (some duplicates), photographs of Centennial and Rathbun Memorial Park, the opening of the Deseronto Public Library in its 358 Main Street location in 2001, the 2010 Olympic Flame run in Deseronto, an Easter Parade from the early 2000s, a Santa Parade, the OPP handover (2007?), interior of the Home Hardware store in the Baker Block, 1989 100th Anniversary celebrations, 2002 New Year’s Levee, the O’Connor House before demolition.

Some were taken by Tom Usher (donated by Irene Usher), others are of unknown provenance: probably taken by Town staff.

Album pages with photographs of Royal Flying Corps/Royal Air Force activities in Deseronto, Ontario, and some snapshots of local buildings and Cole family members.

Photographs taken inside the Post Office building in Deseronto, Ontario, in May 2011 by Dana Valentyne.

Scanned copies of 25 photographs taken during Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment training exercises in Petawawa during the Second World War, with transcription of notes made on the reverse of the photographs.

Two negative-holders with annotations by Harold McMurrich Rathbun for negatives he took between 1907 and 1914, with loose negatives from 1920-1940. Most of the photographs were taken in and around Deseronto, Ontario, but they also include photographs taken on a journey by rail to Alberta in 1907.

Scanned images of two photograph albums compiled by Harry McBride while he was serving as a rigger in the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force at Camp Mohawk near Deseronto, Ontario, and in Texas. Includes a copy of his discharge papers.

Digital images of the roof of the attic space in the Anglican Rectory building in Deseronto, Ontario, taken by Edgar Tumak.

Five photographic reproductions of sketches of Belleville by Edwin Whitefield taken from a Royal Ontario Museum sketchbook with views of "Lake Ontario & St. Lawrence River' (ROM: 958.70 A-AG). The photographs were purchased by Don Kellaway and these copies were made by Lois Foster.

Photographs of display panels on the uncovering of 1868 advertisements for minstrel shows on the side of the Greenley's bookstore at 258 Front Street, Belleville, in 1993.

1. Photographs of Wardens of Hastings County (with some duplicates):

   1. W. George Lyons, Deseronto, 1976
   2. William McCrea, Hungerford Twp., 1975 & Dec.1977
   3. Cecil Woods, Madoc Twp., 1977
   4. James Pollock, Rawdon Twp., 1978
   5. Gordon Wilman, Sidney Twp., 1979
   6. John D. Clemens, Tweed Village, 1980
   7. Kenneth H. Yorke, Thurlow Twp., 1981
   8. Jack Robinson, Elzevir Grimsthorpe Twp., 1982
   9. Kenneth Wilson, Carlow Twp , 1983
   10. Frank Rabel, Frankford Village, 1984
   11. lvan Fowler, Herschel Twp., 1985
   12. Glenn Franks, Huntington Twp., 1986
   13. J.S. 'Jack' Hattin, Bancroft Village, 1987
   14. John lrwin, Madoc Twp., 1988
   15. Harry Danford, Rawdon Twp., 1989
   16. Bruce Davis, Bangor Wicklow & McClure Twp., 1990
   17. Larry Hartin, Hungerford Twp., 1991
   18. Owen Ketcheson, Huntingdon Twp., 1992
   19. Joe Best, Monteagle Twp., 1993
   20. Tom Deline, Madoc Twp., 1994
   21. Lloyd Churchill, Town of Bancroft, 1995
   22. Tim Enright, Tyendinaga Twp., 1996
   23. Gerald Reid, Madoc Twp., 1997
   24. Albert Vader, Wollaston Twp., 1998
   25. Doug Mumford, Municipality of Tweed, 1999
   26. Dave Panabaker, Carlo/Mayo Twp., 2000
   27. Carl Tinney, Faraday Twp., 2001
   28. Glenn Belcour, Town of Deseronto, 2002
   29. Margaret Walsh, Tyendinaga Twp., 2003
   30. Peter Kooistra, Stirling-Rawdon Twp., 2004
   31. Charles Mullett, Town of Bancroft, 2005
   32. Clarence Zieman, Town of Deseronto, 2006
   33. Ron Emond, Hastings Highlands, 2008; 2009
   34. Terry Clemens, Marmora & Lake Twp., 2007; Dec. 2011-Jun 2012
   35. Jo-Anne Albert, Municipality of Tweed, 2010; 2011
   36. Rick Phillips, Tyendinaga Twp., Jul. 2012-Dec. 2012
   37. List of Wardens of Hastings County, 1850-2012

2. Three photographs of staff and councillors of Hastings County Council for:

   1. 2014-2016
      FRONT ROW: Tom Deline - Municipality of Centre Hastings, Jo-Anne Albert - Municipality of Tweed, Bonnie Adams - Township of CarlovMayo, Sharon Carson - Township of Limerick, Warden Rick Phillips - Township of Tyendinaga, Jim Pine - CAO, Vivian Bloom - Municipality of Hastings Highlands, Wanda Donaldson - Township of Tudor & Cashel, Bernice Jenkins - Town of Bancroft
      BACK ROW: Steve Gatward - Director of Social Services, Jim Duffin - Deputy Clerk, John O'Donnell - (A) Chief of Paramedic Services, Claudette Dignard-Remillard - Director of Long-term Care, Terry Clemens - Municipality of Marmora & Lake, CarlTinney- Township of Faraday, Rodney Cooney -Township of Stirling-Rawdon, Bob Sager-Township of Madoc, Norm Clark -Town of Deseronto, Sue Horwood - Director of Finance, Brian Mccomb - Director of Planning & Development, Shaune Lightfoot - Director of Human Resources, Cathy Monzon-Bradley - Executive Assistant to the Warden and CAO
   2. 2016-2018
      FRONT ROW: Sharon Carson - Township of Limerick, Vivian Bloom - Municipality of Hastings Highlands, Warden Rodney Cooney - Township of Stirling-Rawdon, Wanda Donaldson - Township of Tudor & Cashel, Bonnie Adams - Township of Carlow/Mayo
      BACK ROW: Dan Pisani- Director of Facilities Management & Capital lnfrastucture, Erin Rivers - Director of Community and Human Services, Cathy Monzon-Bradley- Deputy Clerk, Corporate Communications & Executive Assistant to the Warden and CAO,
      Sue Horwood - Director of Finance, Larry Dean - Director of lnformation Technology, Carl Tinney - Township of Faraday, Jo-Anne Albert - Municipality of Tweed, Bob Sager - Township of Madoc, Paul Jenkins - Town of Bancroft, Graham Blair - Township of Wollaston, Rick Phillips - Township of Tyendinaga, Debbie Rollins - Director of Long-Term Care, Terry Clemens - Municipality of Marmora & Lake, Tom Deline - Municipality of Centre Hastings, Norm Clark - Town of Deseronto, Shaune Lightfoot - Director of Human Resources, Justin Harrow - Director of Planning & Development, Jim Duffin - Clerk
   3. 2018-2020
      FRONT ROW: Jo-Anne Albert - Municipality of Tweed, Jan O'Neill - Municipality of Marmora & Lake, Bonnie Adams - Township of Carlow/Mayo, Warden Rick Phillips - Township of Tyendinaga, Jim Pine - CAO, Libby Clarke - Township of Tudor & Cashel,
      Tom Deline - Municipality of Centre Hastings
      BACK ROW: Shaune Lightfoot - Director of Human Resources, Debbie Rollins - Director of Long-Term Care, Doug Socha - Chief of Paramedic Services/Director Emergency Services, Barbara Shaw-Township of Wollaston, Justin Harrow- Director of Planning & Economic Development, Dennis Purcell - Township of Faraday, Carl Stefanski -Township of Limerick, Bob Mullin -Township of Stirling-Rawdon, Dan Johnston -Town of Deseronto, Loyde Blackburn - Township of Madoc, Vic A. Bodnar - Municipality of Hastings Highlands, Paul Jenkins - Town of Bancroft, Jim Duffin - Director of Facilities & Capital lnfrastructure, Erin Rivers - Director of Community & Human Services, Larry Dean - Director of lnformation Technology, Cathy Monzon-Bradley - Clerk, Sue Horwood - Director of Finance

Eleven digital photographs of the demonstration at the railway lines in the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in support of the Wet'suwet'en protest against the construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline through their territory.

Scans of photographs taken by Lewis Barker, a rigger at Camp Rathbun, a First World War pilot training camp to the north of Deseronto, Ontario.

Digital photographs by Bobby-Jo Morris of:
1-2, 12-13) Mike's Restaurant in Marysville, Ontario, 2018
3-10) the Carman fountain at the Moodie cottage on Bridge Street West in Belleville, 2019;
11) Salmon river at Milltown, January 2020

Four ribbons from ‘Deseronto’s 100th Anniversary Homecoming 1989’, a red one for first prize, a dark blue for second prize, a white for third prize and a pale blue for ‘I particpated’. Duplicate ribbons were discarded.

Issues of Harrowsmith magazine.

Records relating to the Stirling Festival Theatre:

• Five blueprint plans of Stirling Theatre by J. F. Houston, traced by Charles A. Mott of Belleville, 9 July 1927
• Stirling Theatre ledger, 1927-1948
• Three plans showing kitchen facilities and Council Chambers at Stirling Community Centre, with annotated copies of each, 1970
• File of minutes of Stirling Theatre Board of Management, 1991-1998
• File relating to the Stirling Festival Theatre restoration fund, 1997-1999

Photographs of the Climate Strike event in Belleville, Ontario, held 20 September 2019 and in Trenton (at Quinte West City Hall) on 27 September 2019.

41 digital photographs taken during the demolition of the former Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School building in Belleville, Ontario, in April 2004, and of the monument erected in November 2005.

Six digital photographs of the Hotel Quinte after the fire of December 2012.

Notes on the organization of the map collection of the Hastings County Historical Society, written by Gerry Boyce in September 1981. Includes a copy of the classification schemes used by the National Map Collection, dated 1969 and 1973.