Albums and files of newspaper clippings and photographs compiled by members of the Marmora Women's Institute.
The files cover the following years:

• File 1 1930-1945
• File 2 1943-1951
• File 3 1952-1982
• File 4 1973-1979
• File 5 1975-1977
• File 6 1976-1982
• File 7 1979-1983
• File 8 1979-1984
• File 9 1979-1984
• File 10 1974-1994
• File 11 1980
• File 12 1983-1984
• File 13 1984
• File 14 1986
• File 15 1986-1988
• File 16 1989-1994
• File 17 1989-1994
• File 18 1995-1996
• File 19 1996-1998

Video footage and still images gathered for a documentary on the Belleville Christmas light display initiated by the Foster family after the death of Billy Foster and Art 'Sonny' Culloden on 24 December 1958. Includes the final documentary: In Thy Dark Streets Shineth by Sean Scally.

1. Minutes of the Belleville Ladies Lawn Bowling Club
   1. 1910-1928
   2. 1929-1946
   3. 1946-1959
   4. 1960-1988

2. Account book of the Belleville Lawn Bowling Club (the men's club) with lists of members, 1939-1949

3. Notes from the first minute book, rules of bowling and a newspaper clipping from the Intelligencer on the 100th anniversary celebration of the Belleville Ladies Lawn Bowling Club, 13 August 2010

1. Series of PDF files summarizing activities of the Belleville Art Association in the following years:
   1. 1958-1979
   2. 1980-1999
   3. 2000-2009
   4. 2010-2015
   5. 2016-2018
   6. 2019-2023
   7. Appendix: PDF of 49 images of the Gallery pages of the Intelligencer newspaper, 2003-2023

2. Paper and audio-visual files:
   1. BAA: Historical Facts
   2. Newspaper clippings, 1967-1979
   3. Newspaper clippings, 1980-1989
   4. Newspaper clippings, 1990-1999
   5. Newspaper clippings, 2000-2009
   6. Newspaper clippings, 2010-2019
   7. "Artists Choice" selection of 35mm slides and written commentary from local visual artists, produced by the Hastings County Board of Education, 1988
   8. DVD version of "Artists Choice", produced in 2008

This file contains the original copy of the marriage certificate, dated 22 October 1846 for William McCulloch and Rebecca Inglish, married in Tyendinaga.

Letters written by members of George Sherry's family concerning his stay in hospital in Toronto in 1898. Letter from Canadian Explosives Limited to G. C. W. Sherry of Halston (Tyendinaga Township), Ontario, concerning the price of dynamite stumping powder and mentioning a publication: Farming with Dynamite, 1912.

Records created by the Friends of Glanmore National Historic Site, including minutes, fundraising materials and scrapbooks.

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 reproduction of a proclamation announcing the Village of Stoco will have a Fair or Mart twice a year, in May and October, starting in 1860. The proclamation was forwarded from the office of Sheriff J.W. Dunbar Moodie.

File contains the spring 1959 issue of the Dalhousie Review with an index card making special reference to mention of Susanna Moodie in an article entitled "The English Gentlefolk in the Backwoods of Canada," by Lloyd D. Scott. Also contains a 1969 newspaper clipping on Robert Burns.

The file contains information on the 50th anniversary of the National Library of Canada with a set of stamps from Canada Post featuring sisters Catharine Parr Traill (1802-99) and Susanna Moodie (1803-85).