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      The Wurm Farm Lot 26, 27 Con.3 Chapman Township Waterfront land on Con. 4 Julius Wurm came here from Kitchener, Ontario with his mother and stepfather, Mr.& Mrs. Wm. Hoerner, in 1877. When he turned 18 the next November, he obtained a grant for Lot 26, and the next year ...

      Two page excerpt from God's Country. The excerpt focuses on the Methodist Church in Sundridge. A lot of the history of the Methodist Church has been lost. The records of the church don't start until 1890. This excerpt covers the sparse material available up until 1930.

      Black and white photograph of front of a log church. This church was used by the Evengelical United Brethren Church, South River, Lount Township, circa 1890.

      In the lower right corner, "ANGLICAN CHURCH, DUNCHURCH, ON," was added by scratching the negative. On the the back of the picture, "CHURCH DUNCHURCH 1896 LOT 60 CON A HAGERMAN ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN," is handwritten.

      'Hath Laid on Him the Iniquity of Us ALL'

      Black and white photograph of the log Evangelical United Brethren Church, Rye Congregation.

      St.John's Anglican Church, Eagle Lake, Lot 21, Con 9

      On the back of the plate, "Made in Germany", stamped on.

      On the back of the photograph, "MOULTONS HOUSE DUNCHURCH 1910 +- LOT 61 CON B. HAGERMAN," is handwritten.

      Handwritten on the back of the photograph: "Bloomfield Church Group." & "courtesy Andy Jenkins."

      Handwritten on the back: "Wilson Bros Mill foot of Belmount St. Sundridge" & "Mill by lake down where Kent lives now."

      Written on the back of the photograph: "John Paget Barn."

      Black and white photograph of a horse-drawn sled being pulled along the middle of the snow covered Main Street in Sundridge. The street is lined with houses. There are also utility poles on either side of the street. On the right side of the street there are a few people ...

      Store sign "South River Meat Market Cash for Hides A. E. Ballan" Lower left corner "Str South Rv" Lower right corner "Main Str. South River"

      On the back of the picture, "FIRST CARS 1915 IN DUNCHURCH AT BUCHANAN STORE," is handwritten.

      Handwritten on the back of the back of the photograph: "J. P. Johnstone and daughter", "Lucy & Vera" , "See - cutting using area" & "Lucy Rennie."

      Handwritten on the back of the photograph: "Jim, Bill Lang - their mother a Wanaborough."

      Along the bottom of the picture: "Main St. Sundridge Looking East." Handwritten on the back: "World War I Era 1914-1918" & "Village of Sundridge File."

      In the lower right corner of the photograph, "1918," is handwritten.

      Black and white photograph of a modified truck hauling lumber while traveling on railroad tracks. There are men on either side of the truck. The ground is covered in snow except for the two black lines where railroad tracks are.