This week, a Wayback throwback, in case you missed it the first time around. The inaugural Flapjack Jamboree was presented by the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 1980. They served up pancakes, sausage and beans to welcome summer visitors (permanent residents had a special invitation, too). Can you name the chamber members in the photo?

Huntsville’s Main Street looks a little different today, although some of these buildings are still a recognizable part of the downtown streetscape. What do you notice in this photo? Can you guess what year it was taken?

Doesn’t this look like a fun way to spend a summer afternoon? Can you tell which steamship these men are diving from? (Photo courtesy of the Muskoka Heritage Place Collection.)

Do you recognize this Main Street building? Do you know any of its history? (Photo courtesy of Huntsville: More Pictures from the Past, a project by the Heritage Huntsville committee)

How many canoes can one pickup truck hold? A lot. This vintage photo shows an old Algonquin Outfitters pickup stacked with 15 to 16 canoes. We know the year the photo was taken (can you guess when it was?), but not where.

This is the Flaxman Block, built in 1901 by tailor E. Flaxman. Do you know where on Huntsville’s Main Street this building once sat? (Photo courtesy of Muskoka Digital Archives)