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The Marshall family, Lillian, Keith and children Ron, Paul and Linda at 69 St. VincentDeb Exel2025-07-27T23:05:36-04:00
Recreation of Nora Marshall Photograph ‘Day’s Work Done’Deb Exel2025-06-17T20:08:13-04:00
Recreation of Nora Marshall photogragh ‘Chimney Tops’Deb Exel2025-06-17T19:52:49-04:00
Former home of Arthur Gowan Ardagh at 30 Theresa StreetDeb Exel2024-11-01T21:03:50-04:00
Home owned by Dr. Archibald Pass at 105 Duckworth Street was Barrie’s first hospitalDeb Exel2024-09-14T19:41:50-04:00
Wise Words with Willard – The story of bringing KFC (and Colonel Sanders) to Barrie.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:38:06-04:00
Wise Words with Willard – The Story of how Studebakers ended up in Lake Simcoe.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:35:45-04:00
Wise Words with Willard – How did you attract industry to Barrie as Mayor?Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:35:33-04:00
Wise Words with Willard – Barrie’s long history of welcoming refugees.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:35:22-04:00
Wise Words with Willard – Why should Canada welcome refugees?Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:35:01-04:00
Wise Words with Willard – Willard’s Creative Fundraising Methods.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T20:34:52-04:00
Boat races on Kempenfelt Bay viewed from Kempenfelt Drive.Travis Doucette2024-04-28T20:14:15-04:00
Georgian College Campus and Class Footage.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T19:59:06-04:00
Georgian College Campus Opening Ceremonies.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T19:58:50-04:00
Georgian College Travel & Tourism Field Trip.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T19:58:36-04:00
Georgian College Design Class Footage.Chris Bentley2024-04-28T19:58:13-04:00
Boat Races in Kempenfelt Bay.Travis Doucette2024-01-28T20:52:06-05:00
Camphill Willard Kinzie Tribute.Alicia Ferre2024-01-28T20:45:30-05:00
The former home of postmaster John McWatt at 159 Collier StreetDeb Exel2023-12-01T11:46:48-05:00
Victorian home located at 194 Collier StreetDeb Exel2023-08-04T14:28:07-04:00
Home located at 194 Collier StreetDeb Exel2023-08-04T14:23:13-04:00
A view of the Roxborough mansion on the hill and 194 Collier Street on the leftDeb Exel2023-08-04T14:06:06-04:00
A September camping party at Little LakeDeb Exel2023-06-02T17:21:48-04:00
The Warren family at Little Lake on Sept 1stDeb Exel2023-06-02T10:23:44-04:00
McGuire, W.J. Sutherland, J.C. Irvin, L.D. Beatty and Black at Beatty’s shack on Little LakeDeb Exel2023-06-02T10:16:29-04:00
The Little Lake shack of L.D. Beatty, Bank of Toronto tellerDeb Exel2023-05-17T11:27:37-04:00
McGuire’s boat at Little Lake has taken on waterDeb Exel2023-05-17T11:19:07-04:00
J. Shrubsole and Warren duck hunting on LIttle LakeDeb Exel2023-05-17T11:14:26-04:00
The reedy shoreline of LIttle Lake in SeptemberDeb Exel2023-05-17T11:09:17-04:00
Beverly Hall at 142 Collingwood Street was built in 1879 for Dr. Charles and Mrs. Isabella BosankoDeb Exel2022-11-03T19:07:57-04:00
The house at 11 Nelson Square East was built in the 1870’sDeb Exel2022-10-15T20:49:57-04:00
The home of printer Alexander Laurie and his wife Frances Drury was built about 1874Deb Exel2022-09-10T21:58:27-04:00
Burns Grocery was located in what is now 196 Blake StreetDeb Exel2022-08-26T19:09:28-04:00
Former home of H.J. Grasett, Judge J.G. Harvie and Leighton ‘Hap’ Emms located at 19 Dundonald StreetDeb Exel2022-05-27T11:04:54-04:00
The home located at 16 Blake Street was known as Foxley and built in 1911Deb Exel2022-05-13T20:46:50-04:00
Foxley was built in 1911 and located in the East End at 16 Blake StreetDeb Exel2022-05-13T20:10:23-04:00
Foxley, located at 16 Blake Street, was built in 1911 for H.H. StrathyDeb Exel2022-05-13T19:46:52-04:00
The former home of civil engineer Stanley Purvis and his wife and writer Lulu PearsallDeb Exel2021-11-13T17:50:37-05:00
The 1928-9 R.C.A.F. Sergeant’s Mess, Camp Borden (1)Deb Exel2026-02-12T15:13:19-05:00
The West side of the Barrie Collegiate Institute showing the enclosed hall to the grammar schoolDeb Exel2021-09-16T08:44:12-04:00
Ardraven was built about 1845 on Kempenfelt Drive for Judge J.R. Gowan and his father, Henry Hatton GowanDeb Exel2021-09-11T19:06:24-04:00
Built by 1856 by Grammar School headmaster Frederic Gore, this Georgian style home is located at 126 Blake StreetDeb Exel2021-09-03T20:46:03-04:00
This home on the South Side of Blake Street near Rodney Street was believed to have been built by headmaster Rev. W.F. Checkley about 1864 and later to have burned in 1886Deb Exel2021-09-03T20:24:09-04:00
The former Grammar School Boarding House located at 126 Blake StreetDeb Exel2021-09-03T20:13:01-04:00
The former home of the Hunter family at 230 Kempenfelt Drive was built about 1875Deb Exel2021-07-31T20:43:48-04:00
The Bell farm on St. Vincent Street was once owned by the Quinlan familyDeb Exel2021-07-16T15:38:31-04:00
Looking South from Wellington Street at the back of Ardtrea, the home of Thomas McConkeyDeb Exel2021-06-16T21:35:50-04:00
Johnson Street School on Johnson StreetDeb Exel2021-11-12T22:38:16-05:00
Ovenden was built by the Strathy family on the South side of Blake Street. It later became Ovenden College (closed in 1950) and demolished in 1968Deb Exel2022-05-13T18:18:48-04:00
Rare basment bake oven (believed to be the only remaining one in Barrie) in Pearson HouseDeb Exel2020-10-10T21:10:34-04:00
