Ontario Railway Stations
Barrie
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Northern Railway of Canada - Barrie Freight
City of Toronto Archives - Beaumont Fonds, ref: s0575_it0007, ca. 1860s
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Northern Railway of Canada - Barrie
City of Toronto Archives - Beaumont Fonds, ref: s0575_it0007, ca. 1860s
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Canadian National Railway - Barrie (Northern Railway of Canada)
Photo: CSTM Collection, MAT002672, ca. 1967
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Grand Trunk Railway - Barrie
Photo: N.W.E. King, Barrie, ca. 1907
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Grand Trunk Railway - Barrie
ca. 1913
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Grand Trunk Railway - Barrie
Publisher: The International Stationery Company, Picton, ca. 1916
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Grand Trunk Railway - Barrie
Publisher: Valentine & Sons, ca. 1920
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Grand Trunk Railway - Barrie
Publisher: Heliotype, ca. 1920
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Grand Trunk Railway - Barrie
Publisher: W.J. Johnson, Barrie, ca. 1951
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Canadian National Railway - Barrie
Photo: J.W. Bald, Courtesy: Larry Mohring, ca. 1930s
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Barrie's first station was built in 1865 by the Northern Railway of Canada. It was a temporary station that didn't last long. In 1871, it was replaced with an attractive brick structure. The station was later modified by the Grand Trunk in 1910 and then again by CN in 1928. It stood until 1963 when it was demolished ostensibly for property development. The development never took place and the site of the former station is now home to a parking lot.