File contains the dedication souvenir book for Sons of Jacob Synagogue commemorating the opening June 9th-10th, c.1956.

The file contains numerous photocopies of new of newspaper clippings taken from a scrapbook circa 1880. Some of the information contained in the file: Obituary for Hammiette Lyon wife of Dr. J.R. Jaques; Program for Art Exhibition of Woman's Christian Association held June 1884; Newspaper clipping dated September 26, 1884 titled "The New Hospital and Home" Belleville; Obituary for Rev. S.D. Rice; Newspaper clipping dated July 30, 1885 titled "Home Again. Belleville's Welcome to the Heroes of Batoche; Newspaper clipping dated January 7, 1886 (with picture) titled "Destroyed by Fire. Bridge Street Methodist Church Consumed"; Programme for Dedication of the Sunday School Rooms of Bridge Street Methodist Church, Sunday, December 12, 1886; Programme of the Opening Services of the new Bridge Street Methodist Church May 1887; Wedding announcement Ella (Nellie) Bancroft Jonesto Mr. W.H. Holden; newspaper clipping about the "Strickland" family (May 1887); obituary Rev. Dr. Nelles (Samuel Sobieski Nelles); Programme for Grand Farewell Concert and Presentation "Organ Committee Bridge St. Methodist Church"; wedding announcement Florence Howard to Lewis Wallbridge; obituary Mrs. Billa Flint (Phoebe Sawyer Clement); obituary Mr. George C. Holton, Mrs. Geo. Meudell, Catherine Elizabeth Staring, Frederic Rous.

This file contains two original copies of the "Life and Labours of Rev. Anselm Schuster" published 1886 Belleville, Ontario. One of the publications was owned by Henry Hall of Belleville (1889)

George Wishart's file of minutes and correspondence relating to the winding up of the congregation of the John Street United Church in Belleville after it was destroyed by fire on 31 October 1936.

File contains six pages of brief notes written about the nineteenth centry history of Catholic churches in the Belleville area.

14 blueprints planing for the rebuilding of John Street United Church on Victoria Avenue in Belleville, Ontario.
Scale 1.25" = 1 foot. By 1) Wm. Watson, architect 2) Pease Foundry Company, Charlie Hyde.

An album of 62 photographs of the now demolished Tabernacle United Church in Belleville, Ontario, June 1995. Titled 'Remember the way it was" Photographs show the exterior and interior of the church. Donated by David Bentley. Received by Gerry Boyce - May 21, 2010. Accession number 2010-17.

File contains newspaper clippings on the c.1961 first sod for the Emmanuel Baptist Church, the dedication of the Emmanuel Baptist Church, and Rev. G.Woodcock leaving Emmanuel Baptist church c.1969.

Also includes order of service for dedication ceremony, 25 March 1962.

Items formerly owned by Stanley Watkins relating to:
1 & 2) Notes and papers relating to the construction of a house on Maitland Drive in Belleville (including 133 scans of colour slides of the project and building plans), 1960
3) Quinte Unitarians newsletters, 1962-1963
4) Belleville Toastmasters publications and bulletins, 1962-1963

The file contains newspaper clippings from the 70's from The Intelligencer about St. Thomas Anglican Church, primarily about the fire

The file contains newspaper clippings from the 70's primarily from The Intelligencer about the Holloway Street United Church in Belleville. Also in the file: copy of the 100th Anniversary Letter; 100th Anniversary Order of Service; Centennial celebration booklet (1874-1974); Annual Report 1967; church bulletins.

The file contains a newspaper article from the Intelligencer dated October 12, 2004 about the 175th anniversary of St. Michael the Archangel Church.

The file contains a newspaper clipping from 1966 titled "Time Capsule" showing musicians participating in the Variety Night performance held by St. Margaret's on the Hill Anglican Church in April, 1966.

The file contains two copies of the September 1986 issue of the magazine "What's Happening" published 8 times a year by Susan K. Bailey Enterprises Ltd. Belleville. Pages 18-21 contains an article titled "The Belleville Young Men's Christian Association (Y.M.C.A.)" with picture, written by Elaine Preston, Researcher, Hastings County Historical Society.

The file contains a copy of the order of service and the obsequies (funeral rites) for William Finkle born about 1861, died 15-November-1897, West Belleville Methodist Church, Belleville.

Letter from James Bell Ashley to Howard Yeomans concerning his Wesleyan Methodist faith.

File contains newspaper clips on the life of Barbara Hech "mother of the Methodist church".