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The Farmers Market on Mulcaster Street now the Grey and Simcoe Foresters Museum

The Farmers Market on Mulcaster Street now the Grey and Simcoe Foresters Museum

The Farmers Market on Mulcaster Street now the Grey and Simcoe Foresters Museum2021-06-11T13:47:35-04:00
The North side of Pearson House (18 Mary Street)

The North side of Pearson House (18 Mary Street)

The North side of Pearson House (18 Mary Street)2020-10-10T22:54:24-04:00
The Southern view (side) of the additions made to Pearson House in the 19th century

The Southern view (side) of the additions made to Pearson House in the 19th century

The Southern view (side) of the additions made to Pearson House in the 19th century2020-10-10T22:47:00-04:00
Looking North on Mary Street at the John Pearson House

Looking North on Mary Street at the John Pearson House

Looking North on Mary Street at the John Pearson House2020-10-10T22:29:54-04:00
Looking out a basement window, where the kitchen and sevant quarters were located in Pearson House

Looking out a basement window, where the kitchen and sevant quarters were located in Pearson House

Looking out a basement window, where the kitchen and sevant quarters were located in Pearson House2020-10-10T21:23:29-04:00
A view of John Pearson house, built in the mid 1840’s

A view of John Pearson house, built in the mid 1840’s

A view of John Pearson house, built in the mid 1840’s2020-10-10T21:15:02-04:00
The curved staircase inside the Pearson House on Mary Street

The curved staircase inside the Pearson House on Mary Street

The curved staircase inside the Pearson House on Mary Street2020-10-10T21:02:32-04:00
The John Pearson house on Mary Street was built in the mid 1840’s

The John Pearson house on Mary Street was built in the mid 1840’s

The John Pearson house on Mary Street was built in the mid 1840’s2020-10-10T20:54:43-04:00
The Barrie Public Library, a Carnegie building, opened in 1917, and was located at the corner of Collier and Mulcaster Streets. It is now the MacLaren Art Centre

The Barrie Public Library, a Carnegie building, opened in 1917, and was located at the corner of Collier and Mulcaster Streets. It is now the MacLaren Art Centre

The Barrie Public Library, a Carnegie building, opened in 1917, and was located at the corner of Collier and Mulcaster Streets. It is now the MacLaren Art Centre2020-05-28T14:48:58-04:00
This Second Empire style home at 105 Toronto Street was built for American stave manufacturer Charles W. Robinson in 1872. It was sold in 1887 to Martin Burton, a lumber dealer

This Second Empire style home at 105 Toronto Street was built for American stave manufacturer Charles W. Robinson in 1872. It was sold in 1887 to Martin Burton, a lumber dealer

This Second Empire style home at 105 Toronto Street was built for American stave manufacturer Charles W. Robinson in 1872. It was sold in 1887 to Martin Burton, a lumber dealer2020-03-16T20:02:58-04:00
Residence at 72 High Street, originally belonging to the Dyment family.

Residence at 72 High Street, originally belonging to the Dyment family.

Residence at 72 High Street, originally belonging to the Dyment family.2020-10-14T20:28:50-04:00
Residence at 105 Toronto Street.

Residence at 105 Toronto Street.

Residence at 105 Toronto Street.2020-02-07T16:40:41-05:00
Residence at 82 Sophia Street East near Peel Street.

Residence at 82 Sophia Street East near Peel Street.

Residence at 82 Sophia Street East near Peel Street.2019-06-28T14:34:32-04:00
This home at 105 Toronto Street was built in 1872 for American stave (barrel parts) manufacturer Charles W. Robinson.

This home at 105 Toronto Street was built in 1872 for American stave (barrel parts) manufacturer Charles W. Robinson.

This home at 105 Toronto Street was built in 1872 for American stave (barrel parts) manufacturer Charles W. Robinson.2020-02-07T16:51:43-05:00
Side view of Maple Hill built in 1868 at 147 Toronto Street.

Side view of Maple Hill built in 1868 at 147 Toronto Street.

Side view of Maple Hill built in 1868 at 147 Toronto Street.2021-01-28T15:27:12-05:00
Maple Hill located at 147 Toronto Street was built in 1868.

Maple Hill located at 147 Toronto Street was built in 1868.

Maple Hill located at 147 Toronto Street was built in 1868.2021-01-28T15:18:13-05:00
72 High Street known as Maplehurst was built in 1883 by Nathaniel Dyment.

72 High Street known as Maplehurst was built in 1883 by Nathaniel Dyment.

72 High Street known as Maplehurst was built in 1883 by Nathaniel Dyment.2021-03-13T19:28:00-05:00
Side view of Maple Hill, a home located at 147 Toronto Street.

Side view of Maple Hill, a home located at 147 Toronto Street.

Side view of Maple Hill, a home located at 147 Toronto Street.2021-01-28T15:29:36-05:00
Two people converse in front of Maple Hill at 147 Toronto Street on a winter day.

Two people converse in front of Maple Hill at 147 Toronto Street on a winter day.

Two people converse in front of Maple Hill at 147 Toronto Street on a winter day.2021-01-28T15:32:49-05:00
Looking at Mann’s Book Store, Sanders Block and Bothwell Block on Dunlop Street from Owen Street. These brick buildings replaced former buildings destroyed by fire.

Looking at Mann’s Book Store, Sanders Block and Bothwell Block on Dunlop Street from Owen Street. These brick buildings replaced former buildings destroyed by fire.

Looking at Mann’s Book Store, Sanders Block and Bothwell Block on Dunlop Street from Owen Street. These brick buildings replaced former buildings destroyed by fire.2022-01-16T09:30:07-05:00
Doctor Turnbull’s home on the corner of Dunlop Street East and Poyntz Street.

Doctor Turnbull’s home on the corner of Dunlop Street East and Poyntz Street.

Doctor Turnbull’s home on the corner of Dunlop Street East and Poyntz Street.2019-05-16T16:30:45-04:00
A different side view of an old building standing on Mary Street.

A different side view of an old building standing on Mary Street.

A different side view of an old building standing on Mary Street.2019-10-31T10:55:50-04:00
A side view of an old building on Mary Street.

A side view of an old building on Mary Street.

A side view of an old building on Mary Street.2019-10-31T10:59:38-04:00

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