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Colour drawing of the Worsley Street courthouse by R.W.H. ActonDeb Exel2026-10-07T14:43:02-04:00
Barrie and its Streets – A History of Their Names (Lt.Col. D.H. MacLaren)Deb Exel2026-05-03T12:04:35-04:00
Legion Tyke Hockey team at the Dunlop Street ArenaDeb Exel2026-02-05T10:59:53-05:00
Rankin’s Sash, Door and Blind factory, built in 1868, was located at 120 Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2025-10-18T20:08:19-04:00
A view of the Treasure Chest Antique Store on Collier Street, east of Mulcaster StreetDeb Exel2025-06-25T13:17:18-04:00
Recreation of Nora Marshall photograph ‘The Road Home’Deb Exel2025-06-17T19:43:53-04:00
Recreation of Nora Marshall photogragh ‘Village in the Valley’Deb Exel2025-06-17T19:38:33-04:00
Recreation of Nora Marshall’s photograph ‘October on James Street’Deb Exel2025-06-12T09:44:51-04:00
Cabinet card portrait of a young boy by the Swithin King StudioDeb Exel2025-03-04T19:05:08-05:00
A view of Simcoe Street and waterfront buildingsDeb Exel2024-09-07T20:57:25-04:00
Inside the Lakeview Dairy Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant at 185 Dunlop Street EastDeb Exel2024-08-01T21:10:43-04:00
Staff at the Lakeview Dairy offices located at 185 Dunlop Street EastDeb Exel2024-08-01T21:07:15-04:00
Willard Kinzie sits at his desk at the Lakeview Dairy offices at 185 Dunlop Street EastDeb Exel2024-08-01T21:03:18-04:00
This home was built in 1875 by Dr. Edward MortonDeb Exel2024-06-26T21:24:40-04:00
YYYY East End Pavillion at StAlicia Ferre2024-04-28T20:37:51-04:00
Barrie’s Record Man – How did you come to own ‘Sam the Record Man’ downtown.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:37:43-04:00
Mark Fisher Remembers – Earliest Memories of Barrie.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:36:17-04:00
W.A. Fisher conducts the Barrie Collegiate Band performing “Robin Hood Suite”.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:36:06-04:00
W.A. Fisher conducts the Barrie Central Collegiate Band performing “Beautiful Saviour” at a concert in Chicago.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:35:56-04:00
Howard Schwartz on Kempenfelt Bay.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:32:00-04:00
Free drinks for Designated Drivers in Barrie.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:28:19-04:00
Woolco’s Days are Numbered in Barrie.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:27:47-04:00
Barrie’s Record Man – Music Formats and Trends Through the Years at Sam the Record Man.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:26:56-04:00
Barrie’s Record Man – The February 1993 fire at Five Points.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:26:47-04:00
Favourite Memories at Sam the Record Man.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:26:36-04:00
Sam the Record Man’s History on Dunlop Street, 1970-1993.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:26:27-04:00
Selling Springsteen at Sam the Record Man.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:25:25-04:00
Parades, fires and train scenes.Travis Doucette2024-04-28T20:20:43-04:00
Footage of Jackson Motors at Dunlop Street East and Mulcaster Street and Park Motors at Bradford and Vespra Streets.Travis Doucette2024-04-28T20:15:02-04:00
A wedding downtown at Central United Church.Travis Doucette2024-04-28T20:14:52-04:00
This home at 80 Owen Street was built about 1874Deb Exel2024-01-10T20:59:24-05:00
Home at 80 Owen Street possibly built in 1874 by George BrownDeb Exel2024-01-10T21:01:40-05:00
The Barrie Temperance Band near the Barrie Railway Station in Memorial SquareDeb Exel2023-12-14T19:13:37-05:00
Construction of government dock at the foot of Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2023-11-26T21:09:52-05:00
The Canadian Tire store at the corner of High Street and Dunlop Street WestDeb Exel2023-11-26T21:06:04-05:00
Looking North at Highway 400 and the ramp to Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2023-11-26T21:00:38-05:00
The Canadian Tire Store when it was located at the corner of Dunlop Street West and High StreetsDeb Exel2023-11-26T20:53:59-05:00
The first Trinity Church was built in 1835 on Berczy StreetDeb Exel2023-11-18T09:12:16-05:00
The cenotaph in Memorial SquareDeb Exel2023-11-09T20:13:12-05:00
A display of Sir Robert Barrie artifacts located at Barrie City HallDeb Exel2023-10-27T16:27:22-04:00
The home at 88 Sophia Street East was designed by Eustace Bird for his mother Amy BirdDeb Exel2023-09-23T19:44:37-04:00
The former home of Post Office Inspector Daniel Spry and wife Mary Fortier SpryDeb Exel2023-09-19T20:15:47-04:00
Aggie Dyment Laing opening Christmas gifts at 74 High StreetDeb Exel2023-08-19T21:16:06-04:00
A picture from the dining room of Harold Dyment’s home at 74 High StreetDeb Exel2023-08-19T21:06:09-04:00
Built in 1907 for Harold Dyment is 74 High StreetDeb Exel2023-08-19T20:39:20-04:00
The home of Harold Dyment at 74 High Street was built in 1907Deb Exel2023-08-19T20:28:27-04:00
A lavish holiday buffet in the dining room of 74 High StreetDeb Exel2023-08-19T21:11:43-04:00
A Christmas buffet in the dining room of 74 High Street with John Laing, Aggie Dyment Laing, Mrs. Bill Dyment and daughter MarilynDeb Exel2023-08-19T19:56:09-04:00
One of Nathaniel Dyment’s Brookdale Stables King’s Plate trophiesDeb Exel2023-08-19T14:41:08-04:00
Harold Dyment’s champion cocker spaniel Brookdale Violet’s trophy and results book donated to the Canadian Kennel ClubDeb Exel2023-08-19T13:54:39-04:00
