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      Grand Trunk Railway Station , Belleville 1915

      Advertisement for Belleville Canning Company from brochure 'Belleville on the Bay" published in 1902. An entry in "Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte" reads as follows: "RANSLER B. MORDEN, great-grandson of the pioneer Joseph Morden was born at Hallowell in 1846, and after some years spent in agricultural pursuits …

      THE MERCHANTS’ BANK OF CANADA. This building stood at the north east corner of Front and Bridge Street.I has since been demolished but the location is currently occupied by a bank. The following is an extract from a publication of the Daily Intelligencer in 1909. " The Merchants’ Bank is …

      Gorman's shoe store in 1902 located at the corner of Bridge and Front streets. Extract from brochure "Belleville on the Bay" published in 1902 contained the following description; "This building will be immediately recognized as ‘ GORMAN’S,” The Corner Shoe Store. Since commencing business in Belleville four years ago this …

      Extract from brochure “Belleville and Her Industries” produced by the Daily Intelligencer in 1909 "THE BELLEVILLE IRON & HORSE SHOE CO., Limited. Among the manufacturing industries of Belleville, one of the largest employers of skilled labor, and one of real benefit to the City, is The Belleville Iron & Horseshoe …

      Bridge Street, Belleville showing Post Office and Armouries from brochure Souvenir of Belleville.

      Belleville Wharf from brochure Souvenir of Belleville

      Bridge Street Looking East from brochure Souvenir of Belleville

      Extract from brochur Belleville on the Bay published in 1902; "The Ritchie Company Store, Front St., is the largest dry goods store in Central Ontario. The immense business carried on by this house is owing to high grade and good quality of the materials, which are sold at most reasonable …

      Extract for brochure Belleville on the Bay published in 1902 "The Ritchie Company, Limited, Front St., Belleville, importers of dry goods, millinery, mantles, suits, carpets, hats and men’s furnishings."

      Marchmont House was a residence for "Home Children"

      Looking up Murney's Hill in Belleville

      Postcard showing Victoria Park which was sent to Mrs Grant Wanamaker , Mountain View, Ont.,by F.B. Albury on October 4th, 1908. The text of the message is as follows: "Dear friend I am well hope you are the same. We are going to move down near Rossmore. We haven't any …

      Cement Works at Point Anne. Postcard sent to Mrs. Lettie Wanamaker, Mountain View , Ont. on Jan 09,1910. Message reads; "Dear friend I received your card all right to day. The G. T. picnic is the 17th. I don't know yet whether I will go or not. I will let …

      Staff on Post Office steps to record the first day of letter carrier service in Belleville on May 24, 1913

      Members of the 39th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, parading through Belleville prior to leaving for overseas. They are shown here at the corner of Bridge and Front Streets. The Battalion included militia members from the Quinte region, including Belleville.

      Extract from brochure “Belleville and Her Industries” produced by the Daily Intelligencer in 1909 WALLBRIDGE & CLARKE. The grocery firm of Wallbridge & Clarke was established in Belleville 37 years ago by Mr. George Wallbridge and is still conducted by him with the assistance of his three sons, Messrs. Arthur, …

      This is the original Hotel Quinte which was destroyed by fire in 1907