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HCHS Photos.Xlsx Reference Level of Accession Description Material Creator Start End date Date Physical Biographical history Custodial history Scope and content Names Subjects Creator Geographic names description number type date range description HC03000 Item Street in Bancroft, Ontario graphic 1 postcard : Mary Kavanaugh says: taken before material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm 1906 fire, Bridge St. East, looking east at St. Paul’s United Church and the Community Hall HC03001 Item Hastings Street, Bancroft graphic 1 postcard : material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm HC03002 Item Bridge Street East, Bancroft graphic [ca. 1 postcard : Mary Kavanaugh says: looking east material 1901] b&w ; 14 x 9 cm on Bridge St. East at St. Paul's United Church and the Community Hall before 1906 fire (hydro poles put up in 1901) HC03003 Item The Dam and the York graphic [ca. 1903- 1 postcard : The photo is taken from Bridge St.; River, Bancroft material 1904] b&w ; 14 x 9 cm building is part of the Woollen Mill re Mary Kavanaugh. HC03004 Item Eagle’s Nest near Bancroft graphic [ca. 1 postcard : Mary Kavanaugh says: Father material 1898] b&w ; 13.5 x 9 Warnock, parish priest, in Maynouth cm and Bancroft and his mother in the buggy in front of the Eagle’s Nest; before 1900 HC03005 Item Eagle’s Nest, Bancroft, graphic 1 postcard : rapids on the York Branch material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm HC03006 Item Canadian Association of graphic 1912 1912 23, 24, 25 1 photograph Brochure of 42 pages including Stationary Engineers material Jul 1912 scenes of Belleville, portraits of souvenir of the 23rd citizens and advertisements; Don G. Annual Convention, Bleeker on page 48; Alderman Belleville Robert Bogle, page 78; HC03007 Item Students at The Ontario graphic 1 postcard : The photo shows a group of some of Business College, Belleville material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm the students in attendance. HC03008 Item Marble Cliff Pavilion, graphic 1 postcard : Donor: Brockville Written on front below photograph: Crowe Lake material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm Museum employee’s Myrs orchestra, Toronto, 1924 family pictures, Jan 1993 HC03009 Item Tipperary House, Crowe graphic 1 postcard : Lake material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm HC03010 Item Marble Cliff Inn, Crowe graphic 1 postcard : Lake material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm HC03011 Item Moonlight on Crowe Lake, graphic 1 postcard : Marmora material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm HC03012 Item Marmora Falls graphic 1924 1924 1 photograph : Donor: Brockville material b&w ; 11 x 6.5 Museum, employee’s cm family pictures HC03013 Item Marble Cliff Inn, Crowe graphic 1926 1926 1 postcard : Lake material b&w ; 14 x 9 cm HC03014 Item Forsyth Street, Marmora graphic 1 postcard : Donor: Brockville material b&w ; 13 x 8 cm Museum, employee’s family pictures HC03015 Item Albert College Hockey graphic 1918- 1 postcard : Team material 1919 b&w ; 13 x 9 cm HC03016 Item St. Thomas Church, graphic 1 photograph : The church is located at the Belleville material b&w ; 13.5 x 19 northeast corner of Church and cm Bridge Streets. HC03017, Item 140 years of progress: graphic 1924 1924 1 photograph Donor: Doris Memorial to the U.E. Loyalists HC03018 souvenir of Belleville & Bay material Waddell; owned by of Quinte District Eva Barlow Reference Level of Accession Description Material Creator Start End date Date Physical Biographical history Custodial history Scope and content Names Subjects Creator Geographic names description number type date range description HC03019, Item Missing graphic 1 photograph HC03020, material HC03021, HC03022, HC03023, HC03024, HC03025, HC03026, HC03027, HC03028, HC03029, HC03030, HC03031 HC03032 Item Miniatures of Trenton graphic [ca. 1 photograph 21 miniatures material 1900s] HC03033 Item Missing graphic 1 photograph material HC03034 Item The Kilties souvenir album graphic 1 photograph Mainly musical scores; sword dancer material with Kilties Band, labelled Johnstone in brochure but identified by Eugene Lang as Bowie HC03035, Item The Kilties souvenir album graphic 1 photograph Mainly musical scores HC03036 material HC03037 Item 140 years of progress: graphic 1924 1924 1 photograph Memorial to the U.E. Loyalists souvenir of Belleville & Bay material of Quinte District HC03038 Item The Kilties souvenir album graphic 1 photograph Mainly musical scores material HC03039, Item Missing graphic 1 photograph HC03040, material HC03041, HC03042, HC03043, HC03044, HC03045, HC03046, HC03047, HC03048, HC03049, HC03050 HC03051 Item Souvenir of Trenton graphic 1 photograph Small fold-out material HC03052 Item St. Agnes’ School graphic 1 photograph Brochure material HC03053 Item Souvenir of Belleville graphic 1 pamphlet Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material HC03053A Item Bridge Street, showing graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet Armouries and Post Office material her, John col Valentine HC03053AA Item Front Street looking north graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material her, John col. The Anglo-American Hotel is on the Valentine left; horse and carriage in left foreground. HC03053B Item Hotel Quinte graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. Horse and carriage on Pinnacle Street. Bridge Street United Church in right corner. Awnings on windows. HC03053BB Item The Wharf graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material her, John col. Ships in Belleville harbour; Victoria Valentine Park in foreground. Reference Level of Accession Description Material Creator Start End date Date Physical Biographical history Custodial history Scope and content Names Subjects Creator Geographic names description number type date range description HC03053C Item On the Moira River graphic Photograp 1 photograph : material her, John col. Valentine HC03053CC Item Bridge Street looking east graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. House on left once owned by Freeman Burrows; corner of William Street HC03053D Item Albert College graphic 1 photograph : material col. HC03053DD Item Church Street looking east graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville material col. Bridge Street United Church on left, St. Thomas Anglican Church on right. HC03053E Item Bird's eye view, looking graphic 1 photograph : north on Front Street material col. HC03053EE Item Grand Trunk Railway graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet Station material col. Three trains are stopped at the station. HC03053F Item Market Square graphic Photograp 1 photograph : material her, John col. Valentine HC03053G Item The Ontario Institute for graphic 1 photograph : the Education of the Deaf material col. and Dumb HC03053H Item The Post Office and Bridge graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet Street material col. HC03053I Item Bay of Quinte Bridge graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material her, John col. Valentine HC03053J Item Entrance to Victoria Park graphic material HC03053J Item Entrance to Victoria Park graphic 1 photograph : Electrical pole is in centre with material col. harbour in left background. HC03053K Item Bird's Eye view of West 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet Belleville and Lower Bridge col. HC03053L Item County Court House graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. View from slightly south of steps. Metal railings are prominent. Trees have foliage. HC03053M Item The Harbour, Belleville graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material her, John col. Valentine HC03053N Item St. Agnes School grounds graphic Photograp Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet with pool material her, John Elm Grove Valentine HC03053O Item Industries of Belleville graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet: The material col. Deacon Shirt Factory, Canada Cement Company, Belleville Hardware Company, Springer Lock Mfg. Company, a typical cheese factory HC03053P Item Armouries, Post Office, graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet Quinte Hotel, Bridge Street material col. and St. Thomas' Churches HC03053Q Item Front view of Bridge Street graphic 1 photograph Methodist Church and side material view of St. Thomas' Anglican Church Reference Level of Accession Description Material Creator Start End date Date Physical Biographical history Custodial history Scope and content Names Subjects Creator Geographic names description number type date range description HC03053R Item St. Andrew's Presbyterian graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet Church material her, John col. Valentine HC03053S Item Corby's Park graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. HC03053T Item Bridges over Moira River graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material her, John col. Man is standing on bridge. Valentine HC03053U Item Upper Bridge and Mill graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville; this bridge Street material her, John col. later had decorative arches. Valentine HC03053V Item Bird's-eye view looking graphic Photograp 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet down the Bay material her, John col. Valentine HC03053W Item Panter's Park and Moira graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet River material col. HC03053X Item Corby Public Library graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. HC03053X Item Corby Public Library graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. HC03053Y Item Lower Bridge graphic 1 photograph : Souvenir of Belleville pamphlet material col. HC03053Z Item Moira River graphic Photograp 1
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