The file contains several letters from The Bay of Quinte District High School Board addressed to Mrs. Gordon Parkhurst.

The file contains a original building permit for the City of Belleville, dated 14 June 1951; 2 copies of photograph from the Royal Tour 1959 and notes about the Mead Johnson plant located at 231 Dundas Street East, Belleville.

The fonds contains a Daily Cash Transactions sheet with a hand-drawn layout of the coal yards, an envelope with the company name "The Schuster Co. Limited", miscellaneous materials copied from original documents including newspaper clippings from 1954; pages 62-66 of the Canadian Fuel Marketer ca. 1878-1978 issues; Weaver Liquifuels pages 55-60, 2 envelopes of negatives, and 110 photographs of various everyday operations at the Bill Schuster Coal and Lumber Company, as well as photographs of Bill Schuster and possibly his family. One is an aerial photograph of the site of the company.

The file contains newspaper clippings from The Intelligencer on the history of Henry Corby and the Corby Distilleries Limited in Belleville.

The file contains a writing by Diane Sule titled Women's Christian Association of Belleville, (125th Anniversary of the founding of the WCA).

Scrapbooks of materials relating to Masonic involvement in local unveiling ceremonies for Christ Church in Belleville, 7 August 2005; the Parrott Riverfront Trail and United Empire Loyalist monument, 10 September 2005; Belleville Public Library, 9 June 2006; Masonic time capsule, 9 June 2006. Photocopy of Moira Lodge No. 11 Secretary's Dues Book, 1886-1901.

The file contains a booklet "King Baldwin Preceptory, Knights Templar, No. 6 (1928); a ration book issued by Dominion of Canada to Douglas Helen, 173 Ann St., Belleville and a sticker Fred B. Hudson, Artistic Picture Framing, Belleville.

The file contains a copy of the Deloro Social History Project, by Professor Roy T. Bowles and Professor Prudence Craib, Trent University; the Village of Deloro, Hastings County.

The file contains 3 programs from Belleville's Centennial 1978; Belleville Collegiate Institute and the City of Belleville.

The file contains photocopies pertaining to George Moffatt James, founder in 1910 of The James Texts. It contains a list of short stories and sketches, a brief bio and biographical sketch, a poem written by Geo. M. James "Autumn Days", and a short story titled "Theft by Mail"

The file contains a writing titled "Notes and Quotes on St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Roslin" written by Gerry Boyce 19 September 2009.

The file contains a copy of an e-mail with a picture about the unveiling of a plaque to Dr. Alexander Ross (born in Belleville) in Chatham Freedom Park.

The file contains a newspaper article from The Intelligencer, dated 25 October 2008, about E.W. Rathbun and The Rathbun Company of Deseronto.

Video on the history of the Chisholm Lumber business in Roslin, Ontario.

The fonds contains the papers of John S. Turnbull of Belleville, Ontario. Enclosed in the first file is a description of the property of a Mr. Forrin; a notice instructing Mr. Turnbull to pay Mr. James Anderson eleven pounds, ten shillings by Mr. James Turnbull; and a description of the west side of Front Street. The second file consists of items relating to Turnbull's estate including a list of properties he owned, a list of personal effects, the last will and testament of Margaret Campbell, the first and final wills of John Turnbull, and documents pertaining to a dispute over his estate by his family after his death. The third file is composed of various real estate contracts, the fourth file consists of real estate deeds, while the fifth file is made up of real estate leases.

A plan of lot 40 on the west side of Front Street, Belleville, was also part of this collection but is kept separately.

The file contains a letter from Alan Rayburn dated 23 August 2002. Along with the letter there are copies of some responses received by James White, Canada's chief geographer, dated 1905-1909, from postmasters in Hastings County providing information on how and when each place was named.

The file contains an essay titled "The Hastings Road, A Story, Road To The Wilderness", found in the home of David and Bernice Fraser in Bancroft. Pages 24 to 32 are missing.