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    Four page travel log of Howard Anderson from his old home in Belmont to his new home in Sundridge.

    One page picture of the Beatty family tree. The tree covers three generations of the Beatty family.

    One page Christie family tree. This family tree covers two generations of the Christie family. This tree highlights the only Christies from the Sundridge area.

    Biography of Mary S. Edgar. Covers her life and what she wrote. In addition this document also highlights Mary S. Edgar's involvement with the Canadian camping movement.

    Eleven page history of the Hill family in Sundridge. It covers the family history, the early days of Sundridge, education of the children, and life on the farm.

    A short one page history of the post office and post masters of Sundridge. The paper covers the town's first three post masters.

    Four page history on the Grand Trunk Railway. This document focuses mainly on the impact of the railway on the Sundridge area. It covers the export and import of farm goods and how the the local business reacted to the railroad.

    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 ...

    Three-hundred-fifty-seven page book on the history of the village and Kearney and the surrounding villages. The main sections of the book are: farming, forestry, commerce, railroads, hotels, mining, families, mysteries, ghost towns, churches, recreation, schools, local organizations & local music and songs.

    At the top of the page: Sparks Street North The Back Room South Part Lot 9. North Part Lot, West side At the bottom of the page: This building was the United Church Manse. The land was purchased in 1892 but there is no building date. In 1894, it was ...

    Biddy Street North East Side, Lot D Across from Highway 520 Tom Daley Sr. built this house after the original house burned in 1959. It is a one story frame building on a full basement. After Tom died his daughter Nancy Holborn owns the house and rents it out. Dan ...

    One-hundred-twenty-one page Book of Remembrance created by the Magnetawan Legion. This book has a few pages dedicated to each of the men from Magnetawan who fought in World War I & II.

    Black and white newspaper clipping detailing a time capsule from the 1950s and the opening of the capsule in 2000. The image appears to be from the burying of the time capsule.

    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 ...

    Four page history of U. S. S. No. 5. Strong, Joly, Armour school board. This school board was created in 1883 after an old school board from 1882 folded. This history includes the purchase of and construction of the school, drinking water reports, teachers salary information, and the annual Christmas ...

    Short history on the Sundridge Brass Band. It discusses the founding of the band more than one hundred years ago. The story of the of band's successes and decline.

    Three page history on the works of the Sundridge Women's Institute's work during the First World War. During the First World War the Sundridge Women's Institute hosted many fund-raising activities such as concerts. The money raised went to various funds such as The Patriotic Fund and the Machine Gun Fund.

    One page history of the S. S. No. 6 Strong school. This document highlights the donation of the land, the school's furniture, the school's students, and a few other early history topics.

    A one page report on the early history of the Wesleyan Methodist Society and the founding of the Methodist Church. The document describes the purchase of land and materials for the construction of the church. There is also a list of appointments in the first few years of the church.

    Three page typed document on the Sundridge Presbyterian Church. The document examines early missionaries, the first meeting of the congregation, the donation of land for a church, the construction of the church, and the purchasing of the organ and pulpit.