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    Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge Ontario during the 1960s. Lake Bernard is on the left of the photograph. In the middle of the image is the Main Street and Highway 11 is on the right si

    Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge Ontario during the 1960s. A small portion of Lake Bernard can be seen in the upper left hand portion of the image. Hwy 11 can be seen on the right hand

    Black and white aerial photograph of Sundridge during the 1960s. Highway 11 is on the right side of the image, and the main street of Sundridge is the prominent road on the left side of the photograp

    Black and white photograph of a Sundridge street. The road is unpaved. There are buildings lining the street. On the left side are houses, with some stores in the distance. On the right side there ar

    Black and white photograph of a boy and a horse taken in front of the Queen's Hotel. The horse is black with a white spot on its head. The boy is dressed warmly because it's winter.

    Black and white photograph of four cars parked along the street. There is a man walking along the street. All of the cars are convertibles, though only one car has the roof down. Behind the cars is a

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

    Black and white photograph of a horse-drawn sled being pulled along the middle of the snow covered Main Street in Sundridge. The street is lined with houses. There are also utility poles on either si

    Black and white photograph of a squad of soldiers. The soldiers are marching through the streets of Sundridge. The road is dirt, in the background a two story home can be seen.

    Black and white photographic postcard of the Main Street of Sundridge. This street is dirt. Featuring prominently on the left side of the image is a gas station and garage. A little further down the

    The owners of the buildings include: George Kemp Johnstone, Chas Wisher, John McCole Lause & Orange Hall. People in the photofrom left to right: A. D. Wright, Jack Christie, Ray Wilson, Art Grafford-

    Black and white photograph of three two horse teams pulling three sleds. They are on a street in Sundridge. There is a man on each sled there is a man driving the sleds. There are shops behind the sl

    Black and white of a three-legged cow standing in the middle of the street in Sundridge. On the right side of the picture a young boy is looking at the cow. There are eight men around the cow. Two of