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

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

      Bridge Street Looking East from brochure Souvenir of Belleville

      Belleville Wharf from brochure Souvenir of Belleville

      Manufacturing plant shown around 1965. The company manufactured locks and builders hardware.

      This stone house on Dundas Street East (east of George St.) was used as a shelter for stray animals in the early 1900's.

      View of downtown shopping district, Belleville, Ontario

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      Located east of Belleville

      Formerly known as the Belleville Opera House, The Queen's Opera House, and The Carmen Opera House. It was located on the south-west corner of East Bridge and Church Streets until it was demolished in 1933.

      First motor bus in Belleville, Ontario. Operated by the Aselstine Stagecoach line

      J. W. McCurdy Jewellery Store located at 444 Front Street.

      Birs's Eye depiction of Belleville as it was in 1874.

      Grand Trunk Railway Station , Belleville 1915

      Bell Telephone Building on Bridge Street Belleville

      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.

      Belleville Y.M.C.A. building on Campbell Street, between Front and Pinnacle. The building was later used as a police station.

      Canadian National Railway main line tracks in bottom left corner looking Northeast

      Spur line from Canadian Railway Tracks