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There is much to be appreciated of the years that those who worked the railways in the area in years past put in

Sandy McDuff's reputation sometimes caught up with him

House-moving is no easy task and Barrie's Five Points was blocked for four days in 1935 when trailers broke down

Looking back at a house which spent some 40 years on lot where it was built, and another 85 at present location, with week-long stopover right in the Five Points

Who knew that the plural of beef is beeves? Mary Harris didn't

This week's Remember This looks back at a time when parents of small children had many tempting Toylands selling things all kids wanted at Christmas

Christmas decorations have seen some changes over the years and are decidedly less flammable these days

Before 1900, jailhouse menu generally consisted of gruel and soup, along with bread, potatoes and the occasional boiled meat dish

Wartime houses began to be built in Barrie in August 1945 around Peel and Codrington streets with the purchase of farms in the area

Agnes Kennedy, daughter of a McDonald Street blacksmith, buried among fellow service men and women at Los Angeles National Cemetery