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POSTCARD MEMORIES: Fuel line leak led to emergency landing on Cooks Bay in 1940

POSTCARD MEMORIES: Fuel line leak led to emergency landing on Cooks Bay in 1940

After noticing his fuel gauge was near-zero, this pilot was able to make a safe, emergency landing on Cooks Bay in Innisfil in 1940
POSTCARD MEMORIES: Ice harvesting on Lake Simcoe

POSTCARD MEMORIES: Ice harvesting on Lake Simcoe

Starting around 1920, artificial ice began to slowly supplant natural ice
POSTCARD MEMORIES: Sunset Speedway revving up race fans since 1968

POSTCARD MEMORIES: Sunset Speedway revving up race fans since 1968

Sunset Speedway is one of the more unique businesses in Innisfil with an interesting 53 year history
POSTCARD MEMORIES: Recognizing British Home Child Day

POSTCARD MEMORIES: Recognizing British Home Child Day

Day also to reflect on the importance of remembering the story of the British Home Children for future generations
POSTCARD MEMORIES: Roots of Stroud Presbyterian Church go back to the 1840s

POSTCARD MEMORIES: Roots of Stroud Presbyterian Church go back to the 1840s

A look back a the roots of the castle church in Stroud
POSTCARD MEMORIES: A brief history of Innisfil's Knock School

POSTCARD MEMORIES: A brief history of Innisfil's Knock School

The original school was built in 1871
POSTCARD MEMORIES: Looking back at the history of Stroud

POSTCARD MEMORIES: Looking back at the history of Stroud

The name of the village dates back to 1875
The history behind the hamlet of Barclay

The history behind the hamlet of Barclay

Barclay was a federal electoral district from February 6, 1841 until November 1914
COLUMN: How Tent City became a popular tourist attraction

COLUMN: How Tent City became a popular tourist attraction

In 1914, Lorne Jack pitched 10 sleeping tents and one large kitchen/dining tent at the end of the 6th Line
COLUMN: June Brides

COLUMN: June Brides

John Allan McFadden proposed to Irene Gertrude Kemp by letter while he was enlisted with the Toronto Scottish Regiment