1. Programme for 'Centennial! A musical tribute to Belleville's British Heritage' at Bridge Street United Church, 1978
2. Programme for a dinner in honour of Dr. Harold A. (Hal) Wilson, held on 4 May 1995

File contains newspaper clips on Quinte Christians marking the 400th anniversary (to be held at YMCA), clips about the founder of the United Services Committee in Ontario - Lottie Hitschmanova, and clips about the foster/parent program offered through the United Services Committee c.1969.

File contains an original printed discourse, written by A. Robinson and titled "A Reply to Dr. Jeffers' Discourse on Future Punishment, delivered by him in Bridge St. Methodist Church, April 8th, 1883." Donated by W.N. Ponton Estate.

File contains an obituary, dated 29 August 1958 for Abraham Safe, a prominent Belleville businessman who was instrumental in the building of the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville.

File contains newspaper clippings regarding plans for the erection of a new Salvation Army Citadel in east Belleville in 1966, and the opening of a Salvation Army camp for children at Roblin Lake in July 1956. Also present is an October 10, 1925 issue fo the War Cry, the official publication of the Salvation Army, and a printed poster announcing a concert by the Salvation Army International Staff Band at Belleville Collegiate Institute ca. 1950s.

File contains newspaper clips about the Salvation Army's activities c.1959-68 including: W. Tom Simpson being named chairman of the Salvation Army, Arnold Brown as new Salvation Army Col., ads for 1968 S.A. rally, Mayor Ellis signing of official calvacade scroll, J.V. Ivany in charge of S.A. corps., fundraising advertisements c.1959, B.C.I concert benefit for S.A 1962, Captain J. Trecalburry, parade in celebration of 81 years in Belleville, new citadel to be built where Wannamaker House was.

File contains newspaper clips on the construction, dedication and opening of the new citadel, Captain June Dwyer, 1968 clip celebrating 85th year of the Salvation Army in Belleville.

File contains a book titled “Band Maker” as a tribute to Salvation Army band Master Wardle, c.1907-49.

File contains newspaper clippings regarding the transfer of Capt. June Dwyer as head of the Belleville Salvation Army Corps to take up a new position in June 1969, and her succession by Capt. Ed Gurney.

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.

File contains a 'Parish Story 1818-1968' booklet by Ina Bellstedt on St. Thomas Church and a 1969 letter re: giving away copy of book, and a newspaper clip c.1968 celebrating 150 years of St. Thomas Church.

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

File contains St. Andrews Church history 1821-1867.

File contains a subscription reminder from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church to W. N. Ponton.

File contains a copy of a 1853 letter from Scotland from James Lindsay to Andrew Thompson.

This fonds comprises two accessions. Materials donated by church officials in 2002 include:

• 36 annual reports dating from 1898 to 2000
• 'St. Andrew's Church Weekly News', 1888-1890
• 'St. Andrew's Church News', 1968-1969
• 'Open Door', 1972-1983
• 'St. Andrew's Newsletter', 1984-1994
• 'The Lamp and the Thistle', 1995-2001
• 100th Anniversary Services, 1927
• History of the church (4 pages)
• Correspondence
• Report: Hastings-Prince Edward Children's Services Committee, 'Directory of Services for Children in Hastings and Prince Edward Counties', 1980
• Report: Community Care for Seniors, 'A Study of the Needs of the Disabled in the Belleville Area', 1980
• Report: Community Development Council of Belleville and District, 'Task Force on Hunger Report', 1992

The remaining materials were extracted from the Hastings County Historical Society's textual records in the summer of 2014:

• File of documents relating to the church's history such as a 1901 article in the Daily Intelligencer and a history of the church written by Kenneth S. Hill
• File of correspondence and newsletters
• 15 assorted annual reports and financial statements up to 1970, with a fund-raising proposal.
• Minutes from the St. Andrew's Society from February 12, 1885 and a menu from the St. Andrew's Day anniversary from 1890
• File of notices, a program from a service dedicated to Queen Victoria's funeral; a list of soldiers from the congregation who fought in World War One; a program from Sunday, December 4, 1932; programs from Stainer's "The Crucifixion" from 1958, 1959, and 1961; the itinerary from the 1959 annual council meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada; the list to elect the church's elders from 1959; a program from the church choir's production of Handel's Messiah in 1960; a program from the Girl Guide – Brownie Sunday service in 1961; a catalogue of art painted by Allan and Donnah Cameron for an exhibit held in 1964; a program and an advertisement for an organ recital from 1968; there is also a 1968 retelling of a performance by the Ladies of St. Andrews Church from 1889; and a copy of Talk 405 given by Gerald Boyce on Anniversary Sunday 2006
• File of newspaper clippings

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