A photograph showing the participants of a swim across the Bay of Quinte in Ontario sometime in 1925.

Included in this photo, starting in the back row: Donald Row, Morley Stork, Bub Galloway, Norman Clarke, Fred Brown, Les Smith, George Oliphant, ? Semark, ??; middle and front row: Cliff Barber, Elmer LaBarr, Jessie Barbart, George Drummond, Margaret Walker, Larry Wray, Marj McGuire, Ken Grills, George Brown.

A travel guide promoting the City of Belleville and Hastings County. Includes maps and photographs.8 pages.

Display panels with images of hockey teams in Belleville.

Photograph of Stephens-Adamson baseball team, taken at the Quinte Exhibition grounds in Belleville, Ontario.

Collection of photographs from the Scott and Cooney families of Belleville, Ontario:
1) Streetcars and Tickell furniture factory on Foundry Street in Belleville, c.1895
2) Photograph of horses at the Quinte Exhibition grounds, c.1900
3-10) Photographs of the Quinte Exhibition (James Scott (1879-1947), the donor's grandfather, was the groundskeeper), c.1925
11) Page 9 and 10 of the S-A Conveyor, with photos from the Stephen-Adamson Christmas party, 1945
12) Photograph of children with Santa at a Stephens-Adamson Christmas party, c.1950
13) Photograph of Stephens-Adamson baseball team in front of the fountain at the Quinte Exhibition grounds (including Gordon Cooney, 1912-1968), c.1950
14) Gordon Cooney (father of Fay Bradshaw) and two other men having their hair cut at Seely's barber shop on Front Street in Belleville, c.1963

Survey plans of Victoria Park and Meyers Pier area, Belleville Ontario, 1954-1981. Official opening programmes for the Wally Dever Arena, 21 September 1996 and for the Parrott Riverfront Trail Entrance, 10 September 2005.

Newspaper article about boat-building in Belleville and the successes of yacht skipper Ian Morch and the Elektra.

Newspaper article proclaiming Belleville yacht skipper Ian Morch's Class win at the Governer's Cup in Miami, 1968.

File contains a 1962 newspaper clipping on Bobby Hull.

An original oilcloth plan of the "Belleville Rifle Range." The range was located on the waterfront of the Bay of Quinte and from Foster Avenue eastward. Surveyed by Henry Carre, C.E. & O.L.S. and signed at Belleville on June 2, 1896.

The plan received stamps from 3 offices; Henry Carre (Provincial L. Surveyor in Belleville), the Adujtant General's Office of Canada (June 5, 1896), and the Minister of Militia and Defence. Also featured on the plan are distances from the target (in red), streets, Lingham's Wharf, two Islands and a Marsh.

Donated by Col. W. N. Ponton Estate.

Collection includes: newspaper clippings (1962-1972) and 1963 program relating to the YMCA So-Ed club; letters from the Belleville Horticultural Society to Mr and Mrs Wilcox granting them Trillium awards for their garden, 1973-1979; two editions of the Intelligencer for 4 March 1966, with slightly different headlines.

Copy of a series of photographs of the 1919 Belleville Grand Trunk Railway baseball team, winners of the Central Ontario League Amateur Championship.

Players identified are: J. Kelleher; J. L. Casey; G. V. Weir; H. Whalen; J. S. Smith; S. Simmons; A. G. Meagher; F. Goyer; W. Gerow; W. Mills; Doug Simon; J. W. Ross.

Article on the Quinte Tennis and Skating Club at the southeast corner of Queen and Dufferin Streets, Belleville, Ontario.

Photograph of the members of the Belleville Business College baseball team of 1913.

Names listed are: A. S. Patterson, R.F., of Cobden, Ontario; H. Aslestine, Capt., Ist Base, of Belleville, Ontario; A. Jackson, C. F. of New York; George Ferguson, Pitcher, of Perth, Ontario; H. Thomas, L. F., of Belleville; M. McMillan, Treasurer, of Inverness, Quebec; E. D. O'Flynn, Secretary; F. E. O'Flynn, President; T. W. Wauchope, Principal; H. Toner, 3rd Base, of Portage du Fort, Quebec; N. D. Lynn, S.S. of of Portage du Fort, Quebec; G. McAllister, Manager, Catcher, of Brownsburg, Quebec; L. Phillips, 2nd Base, of Belleville.