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REMEMBER THIS: Little too convenient (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: Little too convenient (4 photos)

Service stations brought the convenience of need, but also the convenience for bandits as well
REMEMBER THIS: Lake Simcoe was the Hwy. 400 of steam shipping

REMEMBER THIS: Lake Simcoe was the Hwy. 400 of steam shipping

In this week's Remember This, Mary Harris details captain Charles McInnes's exploits aboard the Islay
REMEMBER THIS: Oarsman extraordinaire wowed massive crowds (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: Oarsman extraordinaire wowed massive crowds (4 photos)

In this week's Remember This, Mary Harris looks back on Ned Hanlan's visit to Barrie in 1878 and the festivities (and shenanigans) that followed in his wake
REMEMBER THIS: The shocking truth about the barber business (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: The shocking truth about the barber business (4 photos)

In this week's Remember This, Mary Harris explains Barrie's barbers of yore were cut from a different cloth
REMEMBER THIS: The storied past of Dunlop and Maple (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: The storied past of Dunlop and Maple (4 photos)

In this week's Remember This, Mary Harris details area's bold and modern changes over the years
REMEMBER THIS: A portrait of Robert Graham

REMEMBER THIS: A portrait of Robert Graham

In this week's Remember This, Mary Harris tries to find out which Robert Graham is in this photograph
REMEMBER THIS: Lady in the river: Part two (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: Lady in the river: Part two (4 photos)

Details of Niagara Falls trip neatly documented, all except for last part where Elizabeth Hisey died
REMEMBER THIS: Lady in the river: Part one (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: Lady in the river: Part one (4 photos)

In this week's Remember This, Mary Harris begins the tale of the fortune (and misfortune) of Elizabeth Hisey
REMEMBER THIS: Tattooing came to Barrie after Second World War (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: Tattooing came to Barrie after Second World War (4 photos)

Up until 1960s, most tattoo talk in Barrie either referred to military displays of music and marching, or inking of pets and livestock as a means of identification
REMEMBER THIS: J.H. Bennett and 'Old Time Stuff' (4 photos)

REMEMBER THIS: J.H. Bennett and 'Old Time Stuff' (4 photos)

This week's Remember This looks back at J.H. Bennett, who was born in Barrie in 1857 and was heavily involved in the community