Postcard Memories

Boat was owned by the Longford Lumber Company and was used to ferry passengers on excursions from Orillia to Longford Mills and Geneva Park

Grand Trunk Railway station on Front Street has roots dating back more than 100 years

They were originally mounted on wooden supports, facing the lake; They were mounted more securely years later on a solid, concrete base

Frank Stewart, one of Orillia's best-known photographers, shows off the spoils of his hunting and fishing expedition

For many years, the Sisters of St. Joseph taught music lessons in this building at the top of Albert Street in the shadow of Guardian Angels Church

Tudhope Motor Company in Orillia was known throughout the land for the automobiles manufactured at Colborne Street factory

Tom Hill built his stand in 1926 from bricks made by inserting glass and pottery into the mortar; The Hill family continues to operate a restaurant locally

'Exaggeration' photos were originally created by American photographer and sold in communities across North America in 1920s

Building, elaborately designed with 14-foot spire and turret-like pinnacles, was stripped of many of its architectural features in the 1960s

These three large elementary schools served Orillia's young students since before the turn of the 19th century; Two of the buildings are still standing