Remember This?

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back at a little bit more of the story of how hydro-electricity was produced for the gold mine camp

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back at a monumental fire which consumed the St. Anthony of Padua church

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back on the first and arguably the most important industry in what would become known as Canada: the fur trade

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back on Saturday morning entertainment for kids in Timmins

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back on one of the most notorious “blind pigs” (unlicensed drinking establishment) in the region, a nebulous establishment smack dab in the middle of the Porcupine camp which somehow managed to survive and thrive on the fringe of things

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre looks back at the development of the National Festival during the Second World War

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back on the special features installed at the Paymaster Mine in the 1920s

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back on how Christmas was celebrated in the early days of the Porcupine

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum and National Exhibition center looks back on a long-standing Christmas tradition in Schumacher

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum and National Exhibition center looks back on how the Timmins Curling Club (finally!) came to be