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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

    This is a copy of an earlier photograph.

    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 group photograph of the 162nd Battalion. The platoon is divided into four rows. The back three rows are standing, The front row is sitting on a bench. There are also two men sitting o

    The columns most likely appeared in one of the smaller papers of the Almaguin region. The titles of the 24 clippings are as follows: "Archie Kidd receives national award," "Mondays and January make m

    There's a line running through the middle of the photograph. It possible that this was two picture put together.

    Black and white photograph of pioneer Jasper Dunbar. He is sitting in a chair, and wearing a suit and tie with a derby hat. Jasper is facing to the left and his legs are crossed. He is seated in a fi

    Black and white photograph of William and Ella Dunbar and David and Eva Dunbar. They are showing off their hunting kill in the woods. They are standing on side of a deer, that has been strung up on a

    Black and white portrait photograph of George and Bessie Dunbar in their wedding clothes. On the left George is seated in a chair. He is wearing a black tuxedo with a white bow tie. Bessie, maiden na

    Black and portrait photograph of an unknown couple from the Dunbar Family. On the left is a man sitting on a stool with his legs crossed. He is balding and has a mustache. He's wearing a three piece

    Black and white portrait photograph of David and Eva Dunbar. David is seated on the left. He has a mustache. He is wearing a three-piece suit. His collar is up and he has a gray tie. On the right is

    There are names of some of the passengers, the Dunbars, written on the photographs.

    There's a crease running through the middle of the picture. The crease comes from an earlier copy of the picture.

    Black and white photograph of five Dunbar men in a parlor. In the room is a heating pipe, a door, and a piano. Standing in the back row: David and Andrew Dunbar. Seated in the front row: James, John,

    This is a copy of an earlier photograph. In the original there was a cardboard frame. At the bottom is, likely, the name of the studio who took the picture.

    Newspaper clipping of the obituary of Mary Susanne Edgar. There is a picture of Mrs. Edgar in the article.

    This is a copy of an earlier picture. There's a discoloration on the right side of the image. This is from an earlier version of the picture.

    This may have been taken at the 162nd Battalion's camp near the Paget's farm.