Demolition of the building at the North East corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets, designed by Thomas Kennedy, is underwayDeb Exel2021-09-16T08:07:23-04:00
The house at 13 Poyntz Street was once the home of Emma King, teacher and first woman to sit on the Barrie Public Library BoardDeb Exel2021-01-02T22:07:06-05:00
The home that stood at 258 Dunlop Street (formerly Louisa Street) once belonged to R.I. Fraser a prominent dry good store ownerDeb Exel2020-12-09T21:38:03-05:00
The Ontario Buildings were erected in 1876 after a fire destroyed the north side of Dunlop Street between Clapperton and Owen StreetsDeb Exel2020-11-28T10:49:38-05:00
A view of two buildings in the Boys Block on the South side of Dunlop Street. The store on the left was the Examiner Printing Office (1877) and the store to the right was Otton Bros.Deb Exel2020-06-17T10:09:28-04:00
An interior view of the Caldwell Drugstore located at the Northwest corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets. The dispensary can be seen at the back of the storeDeb Exel2020-04-24T17:36:57-04:00
Caldwell’s Drugstore at the Northwest corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets. George Caldwell attained his PHMB degree in 1932Deb Exel2020-04-24T17:34:31-04:00
Fire at Tamblyn and Harry A Smith drug stores Five Points in December. Temperature was reported to be 34 degrees below zero FarenheitDeb Exel2020-03-30T16:43:04-04:00
A sideview of 128 Dunlop Street East and 18 Mulcaster Street, once S. Varley’s grocery in the 1800s, the Full Gospel Tabernacle in the 1950’s and now the Pizzeria ItaliaDeb Exel2020-03-14T13:13:26-04:00