Remember This?

Remember This? Before a fire destroyed the building this is where Collingwood residents and visitors could see a Vaudeville show.

Once there was a three-layer fountain that stood outside Collingwood's town hall and was shared by people, horses and pets. Its fate is a mystery.

This GNE memory will take you back to 1914 and the days of animal sideshows.

In this week's Remember This, passengers arrive to Collingwood in 1914 aboard the steamer 'Missouri'

In this week’s Remember This, a photograph captures construction of the Collingwood federal building at the outset of the First World War.

Remember this? If you were a male attending CCI prior to 1961, you likely participated in the cadet program.

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In this week's Remember This the Collingwood Museum takes you through the construction, destruction and rebuilding of the town hall and clock tower.

Remember This? Admission was 25 cents and women and children weren't allowed to attend afternoon matinees.

In this week's Remember This, you get a glimpse of the business district in Collingwood's downtown circa 1914.