Fred Robbins, Stouffville Historian

Decades of window delights on Main

I made a point recently to stop in to the Stouffville Florist shop now located on the north side of

Remembrance Day is a time to honour the brave men and women that fought for our freedom. One of those

The massive red brick, two and a half story structure was built in 1898. It was for John Bray Jr.,

Tis the season for fall fairs but unfortunately COVID-19 has put that annual ritual on hold until next year. The

Starting in September, the York Region Running Club transitions into cross country mode. This means that some of the club’s

The promise of three scores and 10 is a life well lived with the blessing of those years. Beyond this

The small frame home situated at 100 Rose Ave. has a great story and history. This frame dwelling was moved

Back in the early days a reeve was the same as a mayor today. The home at 93 O’Brien Ave.

The residence at 6717 Main St. has many of the characteristics of the 1850s buildings in the area. The east

As the neighbourhood began to fill in, the next plan on O’Brien Ave., as it expanded south was Plan 1073.