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      Dundas and Front Streets showing Seiberling Tires. The rear of Mrs. Simpson's inn (ca. 1820) can be seen in the background.

      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 ...

      Looking east towards Moira river from Highland Avenue (known as "Devil’s Elbow")

      Back of Ritchies between the Foot and Lower Bridge

      Parade in Belleville for Governor General's visit 1899

      Aerial view looking south toward the Bay of Quinte

      Aerial view of western outskirts of Belleville.

      The C.P.R. tracks looking over County Home property to the Docter property housing development and the Canadian National Railway tracks in the background.

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      Stephens-Adamson plant, Mead Johnson plant, hospital, County Home property, Docter property in view

      One of three Northern Electric companies, this was the first one built outside of the province of Quebec.

      Fire destroyed the Chamber of Commerce building, in downtown Belleville, on January 31st, 1948.

      Belleville Hook and Ladder Co. on Moira Street

      Person standing on broken footbridge during flood.

      Photograph of Charles Wilmont of Trent Road, horse displayer, on chaise.

      Miss Rush (in photograph) leader of the group.

      Pulling two cars out of McLaughlin’s Garage on Coleman Street. 490 Chevrolet in picture.

      Flood in McLaughlin’s Garage (on Coleman Street), 490 Chevrolet in foreground

      Cars in water and ice at McLaughlin’s Garage on Coleman Street.

      Footbridge in Belleville, Ontario during flood