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Jan 20, 2020 1 hr 5 min

Balmoral Glory Days

from The Opeongo Line Hosted by Scholar-Gypsy

One of the great institutions of Barry's Bay, The Balmoral started out as a small railway hotel, built in 1894 by Josh Billings in response to the coming of the OA & PS Railroad. Over the next 100 years, it became much more to the local community. Joanne Billings-Olsen reminisces with The Local host, Sean Conway about the life and times of The Balmoral, including working there when she was only eleven years old.

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