Postcard Memories

'Even after railways arrived to make the shipping of goods over long distances faster and more economical, wagons remained essential,' columnist writes

John Stewart's gamble paid off with establishment in Thornton

Area was virtually impassible and would isolate the south-east of Innisfil from the remainder of the township

Sir John Franklin started second expedition in 1825

After a bit of practice, even an unskilled individual could make a dozen well-crafted shingles in an hour

On July 10, 1964, the Pong family took a well-deserved break from long hours at their Bradford restaurant by spending the day together on the beach at Stoney Point in Innisfil

Cedar View Cottage, built in early 1900s, was restored and donated to Simcoe County Museum

A successful farmer, Joseph Swain Fennell rose to prominence due to his character, columnist explains

'In those days, any busy intersection attracted one or more roadside inns,' columnist explains

The Peter Robinson was named for one of most wealthy men in Newmarket