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    Back row from left to right: Mervin Smith, John Harley, Billy Dobson, Evan Langford, Howard Dunker, Christie Pinkerton, Alan Walker, Leonard Brazer, Robbie Diver, Leslie Maeck, Dennie Loney, Alan Jef

    Above two boys in the back is a white blob of white out. Front row from left to right: Jack Smeltzer, Vic Gutjahr, Frank Waldriff, Don Murdock, Charlie Percival, Ross Irwin, Roy Brown, Frank Mc Neil,

    Back row from left to right: Claus Bloom, Betty Barry, Joe Chrest, Bill Good, Sheila Hutchinson, Ed Brott, Don Hutchinson, Ruth Chrest. Middle row from left to right: Marie Wilson, Lorreen Wilson, Ri

    Starting at the back from left to right: Fern Unger, Frances Levequie, Andy Brown, Leslie Piltomake, Mervin Smith, Alfred Pinkerton, Michael Jarette, Judy Brooks, Marion Minor, Marilyn Farrow, Sandy

    Front row from left to right: Bernard Tucker, Alex McInnis, R. Nicholos, Bob Harris, Roy Percival, Gerard Hazzard, Varino Salaavara, Llyod Tucker, Bev Harley. Second row from left to right: Mervin Mc

    Back row from left to right: Ilene Sohm, ?, ?, ?, Sam Muzzi, Jery Ga?itson, Clarence Turnbail, Don Scarlett, Stan Noaik. Middle row from left to right: Beth Johnstone, Irene Good, Ina Ibbetson, Joyce

    Black and white photograph in of a family or two families on a cart being pulled by two white horses. There are two men driving the cart. In the middle there's a women and three children. There's a m

    Likely a photograph of a tintype. Back row from left to right: Fred Grunig, Richard Detta, Carley Manning, Fred Detta, William Smith, Eddie Wittch, Mary Smith, Lattie Smith, Bertha Brunner, Maggie Sm

    The people include: Nettie Tough, Lottie Schell, Bessy Minor, baby-Mrs Gladys Bow, Rachael Geedon, Mrs. Albert Haufschild, Mrs. Mark Robertson, Mrs. Frank Robb, Mrs. Pearl Carr, Norman Vancliffe, Ire

    A black and white photograph of a group people standing and sitting on the beach for the picture. In the background of the photograph there the water lapping at the shore. Behind the water there is a

    Black and white photograph of the Best and Chestnut families. Five of the people have names written over their heads. The photograph was taken at an unidentified family home. Two wooden steps can be

    Black and white photograph of a group of adults and a child at the Grand Trunk Railway station. The group is made up of four men and six women and one boy. The group is standing on a wooden plank wal

    The Tripps were one of the pioneer families in Sundridge.

    This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white photograph of four generations of the Paget family. There is a wooden building, likely the family home, in the background. On the left is an elderly man, grandfather, in the middle is

    Black and white photograph of the Harrision family. Two women in dresses and four children are standing on top of a large rock. On the ground is a wagon. To the right of the wagon is a women in a bla

    Black and white photograph of a large group of people standing in the woods. The group includes men, women, children and the elderly. In the middle behind the group of people, is a shack.

    Black and white group photograph of two adults and two children standing in a garden with a few wooden buildings in the back ground. On the left George Ganton is standing behind Tot Lang. George is w

    Black and white family photograph of a husband, wife, and child. The child, Winnie, is holding her father's hand on the left. She is wearing a black dress with two pockets. Jennie Pinkerton, maiden n

    This is part of a set of postcards created to celebrate the centennial of Perry Township in 1988.