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Sundridge, Ontario: Canadian History in Vintage Postcards

Birch Bark Greetings from Sundridge, Ontario Highlighting in vintage postcards the history of towns and townships in the greater Lake Nipissing and Lake Temagami areas of Northern Ontario, Canada including the Nipissing District and portions of the Parry Sound District which are in the “Blue Sky Region.” These Canadian postcards are shown in digital museum format for educational purposes. If you have images or historical information which you’d like to share with our virtual museum, feel free to do so.

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Old antique postcards tell the stories of North Bay, Temagami, Bonfield, Callander and Corbeil, Commanda, the Ferguson Highway (Highway 11), Lavigne and Verner, Marten River, Alderdale, Mattawa, Monetville and Noëlville, Nipissing, Powassan, and Trout Creek, Sturgeon Falls, Sundridge, Trout Lake, Restoule, South River, Tilden Lake, Dokis, Rutherglen, Trout Mills and other areas of interest. Enjoy the story of Antoine’s Moose-Yard, and our entertaining and frequently updated post card blog.

See the reference, Canadiana and Northern Ontario Postcard Photographers pages for more information about collecting vintage postcards. You can learn more about this postcard dealer on the About Us page. Additional information about postcard styles and prices are on the Old Postcards and Antique Postcards page, and the Postcard Price Guides page. We’ve also provided a hand-selected list of some of the better postcard reference books available online, which you can see on our Postcard Books page.

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The occasional duplicates for sale can be found using the search box on the main (home) page of VintagePostcards.org. Always interested in purchasing antique postcard collectibles from the greater Nipissing, Parry Sound and Temagami areas.

Castle Inn

Sundridge, Castle Inn Century Home Sundridge, Cabins at Castle Inn

Downtown

Sundridge, Ontario Main St. Looking East from Ford Garage and Gas Station Sundridge, Ontario Main St., c. 1913-1920 Sundridge, Baptist Church in 1906 Sundridge, Marigold Tea Room 1 Sundridge, Marigold Tea Room 2
Sundridge, Auctioneer J. C. Murray's Home, Craigowan 1 Sundridge, Auctioneer J. C. Murray's Home, Craigowan 2 Sundridge, Aerial View 1 Sundridge, Welcome Arch Sundridge, Aerial View 2

Glen Bernard Camp

Sundridge, Lakeside Totem Pole at Glen Bernard Camp Sundridge, Sailing at Glen Bernard Camp

Hotel Bernard

Sundridge, Aerial View of Caswell's Hotel Bernard and Cottages Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Overview Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Motor Court, 1940s Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Coffee Shop Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Lounge and Fireplace
Sundridge, Log Lodge and Terrace at the Hotel Bernard Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Court Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Sun Lounge Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Entrance Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Lakeshore Cottages
Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Guest Room Sundridge, Hotel Bernard c. 1950s Overview Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Guest Room in 1949
Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Waterslide Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Sleigh Ride Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Dock Sundridge, Hotel Bernard Ski Club Sundridge, Caswell Resort Dining Room

Johnstone’s Tourist Camp

Sundridge, Stopping for a Drink of Water at Johnstone's Tourist Camp in 1937 Sundridge, Morning Papers at Johnstone's Tourist Camp Sundridge, Drink Pure Water at Johnstone's Tourist Camp Sundridge, Aerial View of Johnstone's Tourist Camp Sundridge, Cabins at Johnstone's Tourist Camp
Sundridge, Cabins at Johnstone's Tourist Camp in 1937 Sundridge, Cabins at Johnstone's Tourist Camp in 1932 Sundridge, Beach at Johnstone's Tourist Camp Sundridge, Relaxing at Johnstone's Tourist Camp

Layolomi Lodge

Sundridge, Morning Swim at the Layolomi Lodge Boys' Camp Sundridge, Morning Bugle Call at the Layolomi Lodge Boys' Camp Sundridge, Diving Tower at Layolomi Lodge Sundridge, Canoes at the Layolomi Lodge Beach

Military, 162nd Battalion

Sundridge, Greetings from the 162nd Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force Sundridge, 162nd Battalion Camp Sundridge, 162nd Battalion Camp

The scarce 1916 postcard at top left offering greetings from the 162nd Battalion C.E.F. (Canadian Expeditionary Force) at Sundridge bears an interesting message from a soldier named Russ, who sounds bored. Written on 25 July 1916, the message reads: “I have not very much to say this time, only that I am still living. I hear there is to be a big day in town on the third of August and you bet I will be up if I can get there at all. Well, I have been soldiering for six months now and we are still in Canada yet, but it is hard to tell where we will be at the end of another six months.” The C.E.F. was created in 1914, in response to a United Kingdom call for troops after World War I began.

Miscellania

Sundridge, Scenic View at Lake Bernard Sundridge, Shady Maple Roadside Motel Sundridge, Ten Gables Inn on Highway 11 Sundridge, Picnic on Lake Bernard, c. 1920s
Sundridge, Denville Bridge at Lake Bernard, c. 1920s Sundridge, Greystone Rock at Lake Bernard
Sundridge, Lilley Faulkner c. 1881 Photograph of Settler with Bucksaw, 1906 Postcard Postmark Sundridge, Lake Bernard Park Campground Sundridge, Girls at Stony Lake in 1909

Sundridge, Ontario Cattle John C. Faulkner worked in Sundridge between 1889 and 1907, and was also documented there between 1914 and 1920. Postmarked in 1905, this real-photo postcard depicts two men with some cattle and a note written in jest which says: “Sundridge Ont. - at busiest period of the day.” Learn more about Faulkner and his daughter, Lilley, on the Northern Ontario Postcard Photographers page. A portional close-up image from the postcard is seen below.

Sundridge, Ontario Cattle, Close-Up View

Railroad

Grand Trunk Railroad No. 64 Near Sundridge

 

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