Archives
Every community leaves behind a paper trail. Letters, photographs, maps, newspapers, family records, and official documents preserve the stories of the people who built our villages, farms, businesses, and institutions.
The Sunderland Museum Archives provide access to a growing collection of historical records documenting Sunderland, Brock Township, and the surrounding area. Whether you are researching your family history, the history of your home, a local organization, or the evolution of our community, these resources offer a window into the past.
As new materials are donated, digitized, and researched, our archives continue to grow, ensuring that the documentary heritage of our community is preserved and made accessible for future generations.
Here is a collection of articles from the Brock Citizen newspaper 2010 to 2018. December...
1812-2012 The 200th Anniversary of the War of 1812 Sir Isaac Brock 1769-1812 The History...
Memories of Days Gone By Produced by Seniors through a New Horizons For Seniors Grant...
The following publications, prints and booklets are available online. New reports are being added. Online...
Sunderland & District Historical Society January 2011 THE BARNARDO CHILDREN IN BROCK TOWNSHIP Dr. Thomas...
Started in January 1904 First meetings at Albert and Water St. (at Black Knights of...
The following publications, prints and booklets are available for a minimal fee. Contact us to...
By Larry Doble John Laun came to Sunderland, Ontario, about 1959. He had a wonderful...
www.agfair.ca About Our Fair Celebrating 173 years, the Sunderland Fall Fair is the oldest fair...
During the Second World War, even an ordinary container of honey became part of Canada’s...
Outside of the Sunderland Museum building is a map of the area. Printable Museum Outside Map...
For more than 100 years, the Sunderland Cenotaph has commemorated the local men who gave...
The Sunderland Women’s Institute has played an important role in the life of our community...