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    Black and white photograph of a ferry, likely a car ferry, on the Magnetawan River. The shore where the photographer was standing can be seen in the bottom of the image. There is a town on a hill on

    Black and white photograph of the Cottrell family's log cabin. This was used by the family as a home during the early days of Sundridge. The picture was taken during the summer. It appears as though

    Black and white photograph of three women standing on stone near picnic tables in the woods. A child can be seen standing near an adult on one of the picnic tables.

    The people in the photograph are: Lois(McClaren), Emma Erven, Arlene, Henry, Louise(Sohm), Jim Erven. This picture was taken where there is a golf course is today.

    Black and white photograph of Orange Lodge members in a parade. They're all have white shirts and are wearing a sash. In the background there's an Orange Lodge banner. On the right side are houses.

    Black and white photograph of Loyal Orange Lodge Members getting ready for a parade through South River July 12, 1938. They are holding a Lodge banner. The lodge members are wearing white shirts and

    Black and white photograph of a booth near the tree line. There are crates in front of the booth. There are people beginning to line up. The line goes out of the picture.

    Black and white photograph of a long picnic table in the woods. The people are along both sides. Many of them are eating. The woman in the forground is either setting places or clearing the table.

    Black and white photograph of two long picnic tables in the woods. Both of the picnic tables have many people on either side. In the foreground there appears to be the edge of a stage.