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    The crops and livestock on the farm included: potatoes, lettuce and cattle. The farm and the land was later donated to the Seventh Day Adventist Mission.

    Black and white postcard of Iverson's. It's unclear what Iverson's was. It's possibly a restaurant or a general store. There's a house to the right of Ivereson's with a truck in the driveway. There's

    Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge and Lake Bernard. In the middle is the Main Street and Highway 11.

    Colour painted postcard of a wooden bridge and river near Katrine. There are woods lining the river, a white canoe and a white boat are also pictured going under the bridge.

    Black and white photograph of the South River main street circa 1950. There are five dark coloured cars parked on the street. There are six people in the picture. In the distance a railroad crossing

    Black and white photograph of houses near a paved road. A black car can be seen in the driveway of one of the houses. A telephone poll can be seen in the foreground.

    A map of Strong Township, produced in 1942. It shows the division of property in Strong Township and names of the land owners. Lake Bernard is near the center of the township. There is a legend at th

    The home was built by William Parks. The farm was owned by Parks Reinhardt before the Brunners. The building itself was originally used as a rooming house, Rye Post Office, store & blacksmith shop. B