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      A replica map of Sundridge, Kent England in 1640. The map is accompanied by a two page history of Sundridge, Kent, England. The history goes into the origins of the British Sundridge, what the area is like today, the history of the church in the area, and the impact of …

      Black and white map of Glen Bernard Camp. The camp is near Sundridge Ontario. The map is on the top half of the image. In the lower half of the image is a legend and scale.

      The maps were on two pieces of 8.5" x 11" paper which were stitched together with Photoshop Elements

      Map of the village of Sundridge 1957. It includes all the main streets and secondary streets of Sundridge. The map shows the deed numbers of all the properties in the village.

      Map of the district of Parry Sound by A. H. McKee Land & Resort Sales Co. The map was created to show vacation property in the area for sale. The ink on the map is purple.

      There's a small rip on the right side of the clipping.

      Photocopy of an early concession map for Strong Township. The township is divided into 14 x 30 plots. Lake Bernard is still Stony Lake at this time. Pool Lake and Lake Wallace are also shown. The main road Distress Road is in the middle of the map. The townships on …

      The cover of the scrapbook was not scanned due to preservation concerns.

      Black and white photograph of a wedding party. The photo was taken outside in the spring or summer. The groom, the groomsmen and a boy are on the left side. The groom is carrying a doctor's bag. On the left side are the bride and her bridesmaids. On the right …

      Black and white group photograph William Anderson's family. The picture was taken at the edge of the forest. The people are in two rows. In the back row are three standing men in three-piece suits. In the front row are three seated women. The middle woman has a bouquet of …

      Black and white postcard of a body of water in the forest. There's a line of logs in the water. It's hard to tell if this line is man made or naturally occurring. There is a bridge off in the distance.

      This is a black and white postcard of the 162nd Battalion, Sundridge, circa 1915. The soldiers are marching down Sundridge's Main Street, three or four abreast, and stretch to the end of the street and beyond. The road is dirt covered, with buildings lining its sides.

      Scrapbook of newspaper clippings and photographs about Horticulture Society. The clippings describe the various Society activities including: notice of Horticulture Society Meeting, executive meetings, how to plant your garden, presentation of charter, the First Annual Sundridge Flower Show, and the May Tea. Photographs in the scrapbook include: Horticulture Society Executive, …

      Painted postcard with a small envelope in the upper right corner. The envelope would have held the original message. The painting is of clover and roses, and predominately features the name 'Arthur.' The postcard also has smatterings of gold sparkles on it.

      Black and white photographic postcard. There is a house in the background of the image with ivy growing up the side of the building. This building is the Anglican Rectory. In the yard is a girl and a man playing croquet.

      Black and white photographic postcard of the Sundridge Public School. The school has a bell tower and a bell in it. There are two entrances into the school. There is a plank sidewalk running in front of the school.

      Black and white photographic postcard of the Grand Trunk Railroad station. The station is on the left. There are a few people walking away from the station beside the tracks. There is a locomotive at the station. On a right hand set of tracks there is a boxcar.

      Black and white photographic postcard of the Main Street of Sundridge. This street is dirt. Featuring prominently on the left side of the image is a gas station and garage. A little further down the street three cars are parked at the side of the street. The buildings on the …

      Black and white photographic postcard of the 162nd Battalion. The Battalion is camped in white tents on a field surrounded by trees. On the right there is a group of soldiers. In front of some of the tents are four or more guns leaning together like a tee-pee.

      Lake Bernard could have been Stony Lake at this time.