The Grand Lodge of Ontario Oddfellows in session on their 70th annivesary are assembled in front of the Agricultural Hall main fair grounds building on Bradford StreetDeb Exel2020-07-16T21:17:52-04:00
Methodist Church at the corner of Elizabeth and Toronto Streets, also known as the first Central United Church buildingDeb Exel2020-04-14T17:36:34-04:00
The M.H. Spencer establishment at the South West corner of Elizabeth and John Streets. This becomes 39 Dunlop Street at Maple Street.Deb Exel2019-01-09T07:09:23-05:00
Summersetts Hotel at Five Points and adjacent buildings on Elizabeth Street (Dunlop Street West) before being destroyed by fire in 1876.Tyler Nicolson2016-07-08T18:21:03-04:00
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
Barrie Citizens Band, currently known as Barrie Concert Band, at Dunlop Street and Elizabeth Street. Mayor Peter Sinclair is playing the Trombone.Alicia Ferre2016-05-23T21:59:34-04:00
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 Harris2021-10-20T13:58:09-04:00
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 Duke of Devonshire, Governor General of Canada, made a visit to Barrie. He and his entourage are being escorted by Barrie residents along Elizabeth Street (now Dunlop Street West).Mary Harris2016-05-11T19:18:31-04:00