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During the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses and various other entities took the time to thank essential workers for their hard work and personal risk. Essential workers came to include retail workers, truck drivers, health care workers, etc. Pictured…

Listed here is the Barnea Tavern. In this picture, it appears as it would have under its last owners, the Fairgrave brothers. From the 1990s through 2000s, the Barnea had numerous owners including John Pilato, Ray Seebach and the Fairgrave brothers.

The Belltower stands on the west side of Central Avenue, on the corner of Dufferin. It previously housed Central Avenue United Church

Pictured here is the Embrace Center, located on the north side of Jarvis Street. This storefront once housed a craft store.

Pictured here is the Frugal Dutchman, located on the east side of Ridge Road. For many years it housed Gibsons Jewelers.

The Office Source stands on the south side of Jarvis Street, next to the Old Bank Bistro, and owned by the same family (Kotroulakis). The store itself has operated in this spot since around the mid-1990s.

Pictured here is the Whistlestop Cafe, which stands on the north side of Jarvis street.

Pictured here is the tombstone of Dorothy Angela Clendening (nee Wysocki), located in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery. She is buried with her husband Roy.

Pictured here is the grave of Pamela Jean Curtis. Her grave is located in the north west corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.

Pictured here is the grave of Irene. She is buried with her husband Roland. Her grave is located in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.

Pictured here is the grave of Roland Goodacre. He is buried with his wife Irene. His grave is located in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.