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      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, the Consolidated School, and few other local schools.

      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 the home. In the village of Sundridge the local photo studio, Lily Faulkner Studio, …

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

      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 march through Sundridge and the surrounding area.

      A collection of 28 receipts from the Grand Trunk Railways. These receipts are for luggage and steerage items on the railroad. There's a disclaimer, a date, a name, the contents and the signature on the front of each receipt. On the back are the terms and conditions of the railroads. …

      Four page history on the Grand Trunk Railway. This document focuses mainly on the impact of the railway on the Sundridge area. It covers the export and import of farm goods and how the the local business reacted to the railroad.

      Pamphlet on yellow paper titled "Sundridge on Beautiful Lake Bernard." The pamphlet is divided into five sections. The pamphlet contains a schedule of events planned to celebrate Sundridge's centennial.

      Laminated flyer printed on white paper. The title on the flier is: "Sundridge Centennial Information." The flier is divided into three sections. The first section is a scrapbook contest. The second section is about a photograph display. The third section highlights a centennial celebration dinner.

      Fifty-six page booklet entitled "Sundridge Centennial: A Tribute to the Village of Sundridge." The booklet has photographs of the history of Sundridge and stories of the village's history. There are also many advertisements for local businesses in the booklet.

      The paper is missing its appendix.

      Typed on heavy paper.

      Black and white map of Glen Bernard Camp. The camp is near Sundridge Ontario. The map is on the top half of the image. In the lower half of the image is a legend and scale.

      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.

      A short one page history of the post office and post masters of Sundridge. The paper covers the town's first three post masters.

      Black and white newspaper clipping with picture of the old industry in Sundridge. The buildings in the image were formerly owned by George Kent of Pevensky.

      A newspaper clipping of an article about long-time Sundridge resident, Lillian Faulkner, is moving to Midland.

      Report titled "Logging in Parry Sound District." This is a very detailed report on all aspects of the forestry industry in the Parry Sound District.

      114 page history of the Village of Sundridge and surrounding areas. Each of the thirty-three sections was written by a different author.

      Its comes from page 168 of the directory.

      Twelve page typed section of the 1886 Sundridge business directory . The first section has a poem by A. G. Churchhill. After that the document focuses on the local businesses, the operator,s and descriptions of the businesses in Sundridge.