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Links to Websites of Local Interest
Links to Sudbury District Websites
According to Baba
Anderson Farm Museum Accession Listings (Photographs and Artifacts)
City of Greater Sudbury Archives
City of Greater Sudbury Heritage Museums
Copper Cliff Notes
Copper Cliff Museums Accession Listings (Photographs and Artifacts)
Creighton Mine Memories
Greater Sudbury and the Canadian Navy H.M.C.S. Sudbury and H.M.C.S. Copper Cliff Greater Sudbury Police History
Greater Sudbury Public Library Genealogy Links
Greater Sudbury Historical Database
Greater Sudbury Memories
Inco Triangle Digital Archives
Inventory and Guide to Historic Buildings in Sudbury
New Sudbury Historical Society
Ontario Abandoned Places – Greater SudburyOGS Cemeteries – Sudbury District
Ontario Heritage Directory Online – Sudbury
Ontario Jewish Archives - Sudbury
Reference Guide Book of Remembrance
St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic Cemetery Copper Cliff Gravemarker Cemetery Album
Sudbury: A Historical Case Study of Multiple Urban-Economic Transformation
Sudbury 1926 Historical Silent Movie
Sudbury Cemetery Beta Site
Sudbury District Cemetery Records
Sudbury District Township Names
Sudbury District – Wills & Estate Records
Sudbury Living – Sudbury’s Buried History
Sudbury Living - Sudbury Stories Tell City’s History
Sudbury Ontario Photos
Sudbury Ontario Vintage and Present Photos/Postcards
Sudbury Vintage and Present Photos
The First Pioneers and the History of Chelmsford part 1
The First Pioneers and the History of Chelmsford part 2
The Mining and Smelting of Canadian Nickel, Coniston Ontario
Thesis - Memory, Identity, and the Challenge of Community Among Ukrainians in the Sudbury Region, 1901-1939 by Stacey Raeanna Zembrzycki, Department of History, Carleton University Ottawa, 2007
Yesteryears of Greater Sudbury
Anderson Farm Museum Accession Listings (Photographs and Artifacts)
City of Greater Sudbury Archives
City of Greater Sudbury Heritage Museums
Copper Cliff Notes
Copper Cliff Museums Accession Listings (Photographs and Artifacts)
Creighton Mine Memories
Greater Sudbury and the Canadian Navy H.M.C.S. Sudbury and H.M.C.S. Copper Cliff Greater Sudbury Police History
Greater Sudbury Public Library Genealogy Links
Greater Sudbury Historical Database
Greater Sudbury Memories
Inco Triangle Digital Archives
Inventory and Guide to Historic Buildings in Sudbury
New Sudbury Historical Society
Ontario Abandoned Places – Greater SudburyOGS Cemeteries – Sudbury District
Ontario Heritage Directory Online – Sudbury
Ontario Jewish Archives - Sudbury
Reference Guide Book of Remembrance
St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic Cemetery Copper Cliff Gravemarker Cemetery Album
Sudbury: A Historical Case Study of Multiple Urban-Economic Transformation
Sudbury 1926 Historical Silent Movie
Sudbury Cemetery Beta Site
Sudbury District Cemetery Records
Sudbury District Township Names
Sudbury District – Wills & Estate Records
Sudbury Living – Sudbury’s Buried History
Sudbury Living - Sudbury Stories Tell City’s History
Sudbury Ontario Photos
Sudbury Ontario Vintage and Present Photos/Postcards
Sudbury Vintage and Present Photos
The First Pioneers and the History of Chelmsford part 1
The First Pioneers and the History of Chelmsford part 2
The Mining and Smelting of Canadian Nickel, Coniston Ontario
Thesis - Memory, Identity, and the Challenge of Community Among Ukrainians in the Sudbury Region, 1901-1939 by Stacey Raeanna Zembrzycki, Department of History, Carleton University Ottawa, 2007
Yesteryears of Greater Sudbury
Park Lawn Cemetery, Sudbury - Find A Grave
If you have family buried in Park Lawn Cemetery, Sudbury, you should check out the 15,401 memorials on the Find A Grave website.
Approximately 14,600 of those were added this summer, by two of our Branch members, Kari and David Squarzolo. The couple spent countless hours uncovering, photographing and uploading grave marker images and GPS information to Find A Grave. Find A Grave is a free world-wide website. Its markers can also be found in Ancestry.ca hints. What an amazing contribution to family history research!
Sudbury District Cemeteries 2020 – Google Maps
Thanks to Branch Cemetery Committee volunteers, Gary Peck (Coordinator) and Rochelle True, the GPS locations of the known cemeteries of the Sudbury District, have been documented. Using that information, I created Sudbury District Cemeteries 2020 using Google Maps. Clicking on a locator bubble on the Google map will give the GPS coordinates at the gate of the cemetery. A few have pictures that I've taken have been added, and I’ll add more as time permits. If you have pictures that could be used, I would appreciate receiving them. We would like to point out that some cemeteries are on private property, while others can only be accessed by crossing private property. Please be respectful, and ask permission of the owners of the property before visiting.
City of Greater Sudbury – Sudbury Cemeteries
This searchable online resource is provided by City of Greater Sudbury Cemetery Services. According to the website, the City is “responsible for preserving 23 cemeteries in perpetuity on behalf of the community”. The above-mentioned Park Lawn Cemetery is privately owned, and is not part of the 23 operated by the City.
If you have family buried in Park Lawn Cemetery, Sudbury, you should check out the 15,401 memorials on the Find A Grave website.
Approximately 14,600 of those were added this summer, by two of our Branch members, Kari and David Squarzolo. The couple spent countless hours uncovering, photographing and uploading grave marker images and GPS information to Find A Grave. Find A Grave is a free world-wide website. Its markers can also be found in Ancestry.ca hints. What an amazing contribution to family history research!
Sudbury District Cemeteries 2020 – Google Maps
Thanks to Branch Cemetery Committee volunteers, Gary Peck (Coordinator) and Rochelle True, the GPS locations of the known cemeteries of the Sudbury District, have been documented. Using that information, I created Sudbury District Cemeteries 2020 using Google Maps. Clicking on a locator bubble on the Google map will give the GPS coordinates at the gate of the cemetery. A few have pictures that I've taken have been added, and I’ll add more as time permits. If you have pictures that could be used, I would appreciate receiving them. We would like to point out that some cemeteries are on private property, while others can only be accessed by crossing private property. Please be respectful, and ask permission of the owners of the property before visiting.
City of Greater Sudbury – Sudbury Cemeteries
This searchable online resource is provided by City of Greater Sudbury Cemetery Services. According to the website, the City is “responsible for preserving 23 cemeteries in perpetuity on behalf of the community”. The above-mentioned Park Lawn Cemetery is privately owned, and is not part of the 23 operated by the City.