Remember This?

In this week's Remember This?, History Hound Richard MacLeod explores one of Newmarket's earliest churches and the legacy of early families that can still been there today

In this week's Remember This?, in his continuing series on the town's original high school, History Hound Richard MacLeod recalls the second building that lasted a mere 16 years from 1877 to 1893 

In this week's Remember This?, History Hound Richard MacLeod returns to his exploration of the early days of the town's first high school

In this week's Remember This?, History Hound Richard MacLeod begin the first of a series of articles recounting the history of one of Newmarket's oldest schools, Newmarket High School

In this week's Remember This?, History Hound Richard MacLeod takes us to the mid-1800s to 1930s, when thousands of citizens died of diseases like typhoid fever, diphtheria and small pox due to contamination of wells for drinking water

In this week's Remember This?, History Hound Richard MacLeod recalls not only the important role the railway played in consolidating Newmarket's status as bustling centre, but the sense of adventure it also brought to town

Until the early 1860s, it was customary to bury your relatives in church graveyards or perhaps on your own homestead, writes History Hound Richard MacLeod

The Roxy? The Strand? The Film Factory? Tweak any memories? In this week's Remember This, History Hound Richard MacLeod recalls Newmarket's movie theatres.

In this week's Remember This?, History Hound Richard MacLeod follows the story of a Main Street store that has withstood the test of time, the William N. Starr Building, and its many owners

In this week's Remember This?, the History Hound details the story of the neglected Main Street storefront, the Charles Hargrave Simpson building, and renowned former owner Anne Mary Simpson