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A mother and child visit some of the shoppes on the North side of Dunlop Street East.Alicia Ferre2017-03-03T11:21:26-05:00
An aerial postcard showing Memorial Square with Toronto Dominion Bank and surrounding shops.Ryan2016-06-14T18:52:54-04:00
Driveway entrance to the Cabinet Shop on Bradford Street.Chris Bentley2016-06-10T05:23:53-04:00
Aerial View of the now called Wellington Shopping Plaza, then called Barrie Shopping Plaza.Chris Bentley2016-05-21T17:31:23-04:00
Bill Le Boeuf Jewellers on Dunlop Street after renovation.Chris Bentley2016-05-21T17:43:17-04:00
The Power store in the Wellington Plaza, which stood approximately where No Frills is today. Notice the grey building among the trees which was the Royal Victoria Hospital site prior to 1997.Mary Harris2016-05-15T21:39:11-04:00
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
Looking South along Owen Street to the Post Office which was demolished in 1958.Mary Harris2016-12-18T12:02:38-05:00
The Glebe Block. Looking West along Dunlop Street from Memorial Square.Mary Harris2016-05-01T18:45:47-04:00
The Boys Block, named for original land owner Henry Boys, on the South side of Dunlop Street at Mulcaster Street featuring an early location of the Barrie Examiner Newspaper office.Mary Harris2016-05-01T18:43:54-04:00
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
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
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
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