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    There are two handwritten pages of the document which weren't scanned due to legibility and preservation concerns.

    This is likely an excerpt from a larger document.

    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.

    Black and white photograph of a wooden house with a dog near the front door. The building has two stories and two chimneys. The chimneys are on either side of the house. Behind the house there is a s

    This is a copy of an earlier photograph.

    Black and white photographic postcard of a women looking out of the second story window of a house. The camera is looking up and the bottom of the house cannot be seen in the photograph. The photogra

    Eleven page text document in a duo-tang with the title "ANECDOTES." The first couple of pages are transcriptions from advertisements from the Sundridge Echo. After this section the document shifts it

    Black and white group photograph of parents, children, and teachers standing in front of the Pevensey Pioneer School. The picture was taken outside.

    The image is faded and is likely a copy of an earlier photograph.

    Black and white picture of two children, Les Harrison & Rosella Harrison, standing outside in the winter in front of a small conifer tree.

    Black and white group photograph of two adults and two children standing in a garden with a few wooden buildings in the back ground. On the left George Ganton is standing behind Tot Lang. George is w

    Black and white photograph of the Kemp family on a drive. They have stopped in front of the family's grocery store. There are two men in the front seat of the car. There are two women and a child in

    Black and white photograph of three well dressed ladies standing in front of A. E. Peters wrecked car. There are utility poles and house behind them in the distance.

    This picture is a copy of an earlier photograph. Arthur Church was the Sundridge: post master, town clerk, notary of the public & Justice of the Peace.

    This picture is a copy of an earlier photograph. Cassie Jackson was the mother of Garnet Knoll.

    This picture is a copy of an earlier picture.

    Black and white photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paget examining their car. Mrs. Paget is standing on the left while Mr. Thomas is working on the front of the car. Beside the car is scrap wood and a

    Black and white photograph of Edgar's Boathouse in Sundridge. It is out on an artificial peninsula jutting out into the lake. At the end of the peninsula is the boathouse. Extending beyond the penins

    Black and white photograph of Flat Rock near Lake Bernard in Sundridge. The rock is on the left side. There are two people sitting on the rock. Two canoes maned by unidentified people are on the lake

    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