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The former home of Post Office Inspector Daniel Spry and wife Mary Fortier SpryDeb Exel2023-09-19T20:15:47-04:00
Built in 1907 for Harold Dyment is 74 High StreetDeb Exel2023-08-19T20:39:20-04:00
The home of Harold Dyment at 74 High Street was built in 1907Deb Exel2023-08-19T20:28:27-04:00
Built in 1907 for Harold Dyment and Agnes Campbell at 74 High StreetDeb Exel2023-08-11T21:21:16-04:00
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
The former home of Roy Lem located at 203 Dunlop Street WestDeb Exel2023-07-15T15:03:40-04:00
Originally built for M.H.Spencer as a tea store, 39 Dunlop Street West was the first location of Robinson Hardware, then Roy Lem CafeDeb Exel2023-07-15T14:40:07-04:00
Side view of the parapet roof and stone foundation of 149 Collier Street built in 1865Deb Exel2023-07-08T12:19:31-04:00
Paired arched windows with seeded glass over the front entrance of 149 Collier Street built in 1865Deb Exel2023-07-08T12:23:06-04:00
Marilyn Caldwell King stands at the front door of 149 Collier Street, built in 1865 by William CaldwellDeb Exel2023-07-08T12:03:35-04:00
Looking out of the original bubbled glass windows at 149 Collier Street built in 1865Deb Exel2023-07-08T11:58:33-04:00
Victorian home at 122 Cumberland StreetDeb Exel2023-06-29T21:50:53-04:00
Work area of Tompkins and Heels Monuments at 161 Essa RoadDeb Exel2023-06-24T09:38:18-04:00
Tompkins and Heels Monuments at 161 Essa Road was established in 1932Deb Exel2023-06-24T09:34:21-04:00
Built in 1952, this home that once stood at 84 Sunnidale Road was demolished in 2021Deb Exel2023-06-07T19:22:51-04:00
The former J.L. Coffey Hardware store at 40 Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2023-05-11T22:00:31-04:00
A side view of the former J.L. Coffey Hardware store located at 40 Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2023-05-11T21:46:01-04:00
The former home at 164 Bradford Street of Benjamin Wilson Rhinehart, printer, Dean of the printing fraternity of Simcoe County who brought American baseball to BarrieDeb Exel2023-04-17T15:46:35-04:00
Bellevoir at 110 Sunnidale Road was built in 1883 for F.M. SmithDeb Exel2023-03-23T21:04:38-04:00
The barn on the Three Oaks Property, built by Alexander McKenzie about 1874Deb Exel2023-03-11T15:34:59-05:00
The gravestone of Lt. Col. Alexander McKenzie 35th Battalion Simcoe ForestersDeb Exel2023-03-11T15:24:20-05:00
The former vicarage of Trinity Anglican Church at 130 Collier StreetDeb Exel2023-03-02T07:47:51-05:00
The building at 13-15 Clapperton Street was originally a garage in 1907Deb Exel2023-02-17T19:02:14-05:00
The south side of the former William Lennox home in IvyDeb Exel2023-01-21T18:05:53-05:00
Christ Church Anglican Church in Ivy was built in 1862Deb Exel2023-01-21T18:01:05-05:00
The former Presbyterian manse located at 62 Finlay Mill RoadDeb Exel2023-01-11T16:56:25-05:00
A marker to commemorate the mill which was located on Willow Creek at Finlay Mill RoadDeb Exel2023-01-11T14:01:06-05:00
A view of the Midhurst United Church on Doran Road, built in 1887Deb Exel2023-01-11T16:58:23-05:00
The pioneer burial ground on Doran Road in MidhurstDeb Exel2023-01-11T11:10:55-05:00
A view of headstone remains of the earl settler burying ground on Doran Road in MidhurstDeb Exel2023-01-11T11:07:19-05:00
A pioneer memorial and millstone located near the Finlay Mill Road bridge in MidhurstDeb Exel2023-01-11T11:02:51-05:00
The building marker on the Minesing school, designed by Barrie architech Thomas KennedyDeb Exel2022-12-09T20:37:48-05:00
Minesing S.S. No. 9 school was designed by architect Thomas KennedyDeb Exel2022-12-09T20:32:19-05:00
Home located at 209 Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2022-12-03T11:05:25-05:00
Home at 209 Bayfield StreetDeb Exel2022-12-03T11:03:11-05:00
Beverly Hall at 142 Collingwood Street was built in 1879 for Dr. Charles and Mrs. Isabella BosankoDeb Exel2022-11-03T19:07:57-04:00
A semi-detached home located at 2-4 Innisfil StreetDeb Exel2022-10-29T17:42:01-04:00
The doorway to the former Brown and Company seed business on Dunlop Street East. The iron columns were made at the Sewery FoundryDeb Exel2022-10-21T18:11:56-04:00
The home at 228 Dunlop Street East once belong to seedsman J.J. BrownDeb Exel2022-10-21T15:59:27-04:00
The former home of seedsman J.J. BrownDeb Exel2022-10-21T15:54:54-04:00
The former home of J.J. Brown of Brown’s Seeds at 228 Dunlop Street EastDeb Exel2022-10-21T15:34:52-04:00
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
Belleview was built at 93 Berczy Street in the 1870’s for Jonathan Henderson a local hardware merchantDeb Exel2022-09-02T20:25:02-04:00
A home at 2 Penetang StreetDeb Exel2022-07-30T22:52:41-04:00
The home at 214 Dunlop Street West was built about 1900 for George Richard Warnica and his wife MaryDeb Exel2022-07-23T13:16:33-04:00
Houses at 117 and 113 Owen StreetDeb Exel2022-07-02T21:55:31-04:00
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
Foxley was built in 1911 and located in the East End at 16 Blake StreetDeb Exel2022-05-13T20:10:23-04:00
