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 a typed article about the history of the Church at Lodgeroom Corners. In 1847 Robert Gordon organized the first Sunday School near Tweed.

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".

File contains a 1905 newspaper clip of a Belleville Church census and newspaper clips on the results of the census with Methodists as the leader, and a pledge card.

Account book registering receipts and expenditures of the Wesleyan Methodist (later United) Church in West Huntingdon, Ontario.

File contains brief history of the Parish of St. Charles Borromeo in Read as well as two newspaper clippings from the Intelligencer, one dated 20-August-1968 titled "Burial Site of Early Anglican Catechist Who Served Mohawks Is Rediscovered" and the other dated 27-November-1968 titled "Parish Centre of Tyendinaga Mohawks Endowed with Historical Significance".

File contains an original copy of a booklet written by Rev. R.S. Forneri in 1888 entitled "The United Empire Loyalist and The Memorial Church, Adolphustown, Ontario". File also contains several newspaper clippings from 1959 about the Adolphustown Church.

File contains a brief history on the U.E. Loyalist Memorial Church in Adolphustown.

File contains a printed brochure entitled “Second Annual Christian Workers' Conference of Madoc District...November 1 and 2, 1922.”

File contains several newspaper clippings regarding the history of St. Carthagh's Roman Catholic Church in Tweed from its establishment in 1887.

File contains several newspaper clippings regarding activities of local churches and auxiliary groups in Tweed.

File contains several newspaper articles about the 100th & 101st Anniversary celebrations of Thomasburg United Church, as well as articles about the fire in 1963 that destroyed the church; and 1965 about the dedication of the new church.

File contains a copy of the Program from the 100th Anniversary of the Erection of Christ Church, Thomasburg, Ontario (Municipality of Tweed)

File contains a newsletter for The Quinte Unitarian a non-denominational relief and rehabilitation agency; file also contains a newspaper article titled "Service Helps People To Help Themselves".

This file contains a number of student essays written in the 1960's. Subjects are: The Corby Public Library, The Story of Saint Michael's Parish, Religious Life in the 1800's, Home Life, Education

File contains a newspaper article from the Intelligencer from Wednesday, January 28, 1970 about the history and subsequent demolition of White's Church built in 1841 in Bayside. One of the Quinte area's oldest churches.