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Looking towards the check-out counter inside Sam the Record Man at Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:39:57-04:00
Looking towards Sam the Record Man and business on the North side of Dunlop Street East from Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:40:09-04:00
Looking at the Exterior of Sam the Record Man and Grandma Lee’s Resturant from Five Points on Dunlop Street East.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:39:12-04:00
Looking at the best sellers inside Sam the Record Man at Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:38:20-04:00
Interior of Sam the Record Man at Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:37:48-04:00
Interior displays at Sam the Record Man at Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:37:26-04:00
CD display inside Sam the Record Man at Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:37:00-04:00
Cassette’s fill the majority of the bins at Sam the Record Man at Five Points.Alicia Ferre2017-05-30T23:37:06-04:00
Looking North East down Dunlop Street at businesses near Five Points.Chris Bentley2017-05-29T18:37:03-04:00
Collier Street between Owen Street and Berczy Street, showing Collier Street United Church, Collier Place and other residences and businesses.Alicia Ferre2017-02-21T16:52:23-05:00
Looking at businesses in the Old Shoe Factory on Dunlop Street East.Chris Bentley2016-09-05T17:22:38-04:00
Businesses at 149-153 Dunlop Street East near Mulcaster Street.Chris Bentley2016-09-05T17:22:04-04:00
Looking up Bayfield Street from the room of 85 Bayfield Street.Ryan2016-09-06T20:55:57-04:00
Businesses on the corner of Bayfield and Sophia Streets.Ryan2016-09-08T18:19:55-04:00
Businessmen gather in front of a crane owned by Cook Construction at an unidentified lot. On the left, a worker pouring cement can be seen.Chris Bentley2016-12-18T12:46:57-05:00
Frank and his daughter Bernice, posing outside the store front of F. Wiseman and Son Butchers on Elizabeth Street.Tyler Nicolson2016-07-16T22:02:27-04:00
Collier Street businesses viewed from the corner of Poyntz Street.Tyler Nicolson2016-06-17T13:26:52-04:00
Clapperton Street’s Gold’s Shoe Repair, a new floor is installed.Chris Bentley2016-05-21T18:07:33-04:00
Clapperton Street’s Gold’s Shoe Repair business renovation.Chris Bentley2016-05-21T18:07:27-04:00
Clapperton Street’s Gold’s Shoe Repair business exterior during renovations.Chris Bentley2016-05-21T18:07:20-04:00
#188 Bradford Street between John and Tiffin Streets. The business building of Dunlop Mortgages.Chris Bentley2016-05-21T19:39:22-04:00
A very busy day on Dunlop Street with the Queen’s Hotel to the right and the Post Office on the left.Mary Harris2016-05-11T19:19:35-04:00
The building with the Harris Flowers sign was on the South East corner of Dunlop Street West (then Elizabeth Street) and Mary Street. It was lost to fire and the house to the right was torn down too.Mary Harris2016-11-24T11:49:32-05:00
Lots of activity on Dunlop Street near Owen Street.Mary Harris2016-05-11T19:19:35-04:00
A colourized photograph of Elizabeth Street, which became Dunlop Street West, with a view to the East. Nearly everything about this scene has changed. Most of the buildings on the left were torn down to make way for a Canadian Tire store. The Texaco on the right is McDonald’s now and a convenience store operates where the Shell station once was.Mary Harris2016-05-11T19:18:30-04:00
The Saso family owned fruit market on the Northwest corner of Dunlop Street and Maple Avenue.Mary Harris2016-12-18T12:41:27-05:00
Dunlop Street facing East at Five Points.Mary Harris2019-09-06T17:00:56-04:00
Simon Dyment, speculator and entrepreneur from Barrie, stands somewhere on his 9,000 acre Alberta wheat farm that he established in 1909.Mary Harris2016-12-10T21:04:05-05:00
Grand opening of the original Harris Flowers location at 47 Dunlop Street.Mary Harris2019-10-13T12:43:30-04:00
The first location of the Harris Flowers shop.Mary Harris2019-10-13T12:42:04-04:00
Caldwell Drugs store at the corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets across from Memorial Square.Mary Harris2016-05-01T03:07:32-04:00
Lots of Barrie folks out on Dunlop Street at Five Points, on a sunny day.Mary Harris2016-12-10T21:17:36-05:00
Where the Royal Bank stands today, on the Southwest corner of Collier and Clapperton Streets, a fire destroyed Wagg’s.Mary Harris2016-12-18T12:59:13-05:00
Downtown businesses surround beautifully gardened Fred Grant Square, also known as Memorial Square.Mary Harris2016-04-30T21:59:06-04:00
Overlooking Fred Grant Square and the Cenotaph at Dunlop and Owen Streets.Mary Harris2016-04-30T21:31:49-04:00
Ladies enjoying ice cream on Mulcaster Street with Kempenfelt Bay behind them and Advance TV repair on the right.Mary Harris2016-12-18T13:01:37-05:00
Where do you think this Dad is taking the kids on Dunlop Street – hair cuts, new shoes or an ice cream cone?Mary Harris2016-12-18T13:00:37-05:00
A Pfaff sewing machine display at a Home Merchandise Show in 1953.Mary Harris2020-09-11T18:38:29-04:00
Harris Flowers, at their 99 Dunlop Street location, just prior to renovation.Mary Harris2016-04-27T20:06:15-04:00
Harris Flowers celebrating a grand opening after renovating their shop at 99 Dunlop Street East.Mary Harris2016-04-27T20:05:54-04:00
A look at the interior of Harris Flowers on Dunlop Street after renovation.Mary Harris2016-04-27T20:05:24-04:00
Shopping on Dunlop Street might include visits to Walkwell Shoes, Zellers or the Toronto Dominion Bank.Mary Harris2016-12-10T21:30:16-05:00
The Bell Telephone building with the United Cigar Shop to the left.Mary Harris2019-05-22T19:19:34-04:00
Colourized postcard of Downtown Barrie showing Dunlop Street going East from Five Points.Mary Harris2016-04-23T09:02:20-04:00
Facing North up the Bayfield Street Hill from Five Points, with the Simcoe Hotel right and the Wellington Hotel left.Mary Harris2016-04-23T08:58:34-04:00