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      In the upper right corner 'Bird's Eye View, Burk's Falls, Ont.' is written in red.

      Black and white photograph of the road leading into Burk's Falls. There is a river on the left side of the road. Across the river on the opposite shore are more buildings, which are likely homes. Down the road there are other buildings, which are either homes or small businesses.

      At the top of the hand-drawn image 'Burk's Falls Ont.' At the bottom of the image 'View of Burk's Falls before the Galna Bridge was constructed. The footings of this walk bridge are still visible today under the waterline above the falls.'

      An added caption at the bottom of the image reads 'Tipp-Toff Cottage, Burk's Falls. Early 1900s.' This caption was added by Roger Simmons

      Black and white photograph of a group of horses racing. Behind them there is a group of people on the outside of the track. There are buildings behind the crowd. The village of Burk's Falls is off in the distance.

      Black and white photograph of South River under construction. The picture was taken from a great height. There are two blocks visible. The block in the middle is just starting to be built up. There's one building, likely a house, which is under construction. There are many empty lots.

      Above the entrance to the store is a sign that reads "The Cash Store D.S. Vincent." Typed on the back of the postcard: "Reprinted on the occasion of PERRY TOWNSHIP CENTENNIAL 1988." There are words on the store window, however they cannot be read in this photograph.

      On the front of the picture at the bottom, '1938,' is handwritten in blue ink. On the back of the photograph, 'vacation 1938,' is handwritten in pencil.

      On the front of the photograph along th bottom, "VIEW FROM THE LOCKS, MAGNETAWAN, ONTARIO," is typed by the manufacturer of the postcard.

      A copy of the original founding document for Sundridge. The report was compiled by the Honourable Commissioner of Crown Lands of Ontario. It details the soils, the roads and trees. Later it goes on to describe the colonization of the area.

      This is a short newspaper article examining the early history of the village of Sundridge. It was written by a man whose parents were early pioneers to the area. It begins with an account of how the village was named and contains three subheadings: "Mail By Horse," "Community Expanded" and ...

      Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge during the 1960s. Highway 11 is on the right side of the image, and the main street of Sundridge is the prominent road on the left side of the photograph.

      Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge Ontario during the 1960s. Lake Bernard is on the left of the photograph. In the middle of the image is the Main Street and Highway 11 is on the right side of the photograph.

      Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge Ontario during the 1960s. A small portion of Lake Bernard can be seen in the upper left hand portion of the image. Hwy 11 can be seen on the right hand side of the photograph.

      Fifty-six page booklet entitled "Sundridge Centennial: A Tribute to the Village of Sundridge." The booklet has photographs of the history of Sundridge and stories of the village's history. There are also many advertisements for local businesses in the booklet.

      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 ...

      Two pencil hand-drawn maps of Sundridge Ontario and a legend for the maps. The maps have been done in pencil. It only has the main streets of Sundridge. The legend denotes the buildings on the main street as of 1973.

      Sixteen page calender about Whitestone from the Whitestone Historical Society. This is a twelve month calendar. Each month is a historical photograph from Whitestone.

      At the top of the photograph, 'The skating rink at the bottom of Biddy Street Tommy Miller's garage can be seen in the background, built in 1934.'

      Colour aerial photograph of Magnetawan in 1960. The swing bridge can be seen crossing the Magnetawan River. Main street and a portion of the village can be seen on the left hand side of the photograph.