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    During the First and Second World Wars there was a military battalion stationed and trained near Sundridge. The 162nd Battalion camped on the Paget families farm. The soldiers would live, train and m

    This photo essay is about the buildings and the streets of Sundridge. The essay shows the evolution of buildings and streets over time.

    At the turn of the 20th century photograph studios sprung up across Canada. People would dress up in their finest cloths and capture a moment of time and have a cherished memento that would sit in th

    This photo essay will provide you with a glimpse into the history of the many schools in the Sundridge-Strong area. This includes a look at the Pevensey Pioneer School, the first Sundridge School, th

    Newspaper clipping of an article entitled "Church window dedicated to memory of Reg Miller." The article is about the dedication of a stained glass window in the local Presbyterian church to the memo

    There is a rip going from the top of the page to the middle in center of the clipping. On the left side there is some pen scribbling. Two of the paragraphs have been marked off by red pen.

    Newspaper clipping of the Chit Chat section of a newspaper, possibly the North Bay Nugget. It is a mini-biography of the Sundridge librarian Mrs. Roy Hill.

    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.

    Typed on heavy paper.

    The paper is missing its appendix.

    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 su

    This article originally appeared in the "North Bay Nugget."

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