Madoc Township, Map # A18256-148 showing areas of Hwy 62 at Bannockburn and the road east to Cooper. The railway parallel with Hwy 62. The Ontario Hydro easement running west from Cooper. By the Air Photographic Production Division of the Deptartment of Mines & Technical Surveys - Government of Canada.

Madoc Township, north part Bannockburn with Hwy 62, the railway, and the Bannockburn Road running east toward Cooper. By the Air Photographic Production Division of the Deptartment of Mines & Technical Surveys - Government of Canada.

2 copies of maps detailing electoral districts #40 to 45 (inclusive) within Centre Hastings. The map includes polling divisions, road networks and municipal boundaries. Inset # 2, # 35073.

Records of the Township of Madoc, Hastings County, Ontario, including minute books, by-laws, assessment rolls, collector rolls, financial records, school censuses, vital statistics, road reports and voters' lists.

1858 oath stating that there were upwards of five hundred people listed on the assessment roll for the united townships of Tudor, Elzevir and Madoc.

File contains newspaper clippings about the opening of the Madoc Township Public School in 1961. There is also a newspaper clipping about the federal government approving a technical training school for the Centre Hastings High School in Madoc.

File contains various Hastings County documents from 1855 including information regarding accounts.

File contains affidavits signed in the 1860s for various individuals in Faraday, Madoc, Marmora, Belleville, Dungannon, Hungerford, Hershal, and Huntingdon taking office.

Entry for an adult writer's contest by William Hantorn. 2 pages.

File contains micro-copied manuscript field notes Provincial Land Surveyor, H.A. F. MacLeod, concerning concessions and boundaries of Madoc Township, Hastings County in 1867. Also contains micro-copied manuscript field notes on a survey undertaken by C. F. Aylsworth, P.L.S. of Madoc Township in 1891.

File contains a manuscript certification of assessment of the number of householders in Madoc Township in 1865 sufficient to warrant the election of a deputyreeve.

File contains a newspaper clipping and photocopied manuscript history of Madoc Township from early French exploration in 1615 to ca. 1965, including a discussion of the creation of roads, schools and local churches. The historical research was composed by Mrs. Ken Bateman for Gerry Boyce as background for Historic Hastings.

File contains manuscript notes on the history of Kellar's Bridge, a hamlet on highway 62 in Madoc Township, established ca. 1854.

File contains photocopied manuscript notes on Orange Lodge branches and other social organizations including the Women's Institute and the Oddfellows in the period from 1885-ca. 1949. Also contains brief manuscript notes on railways in Madoc Township from ca. 1882-1964.

File contains several newspaper clippings regarding initial gold discoveries in Madoc Township by Marcus and Daniel Powell in 1866 and the subsequent history of the mining industry in the township to ca. 1967

File contains a newspaper article on the history and development of talc mining in Madoc Township. Also contains photocopied printed notes from the Hastings County Directory, 1860-61 concerning Madoc Township and its resources with a list of landowners by concession and lot.