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This series consists of issues of City Magazine, Canadian Heritage, Guelph Magazine, Canadian Entrepreneur, and Industrial Management.

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This series consists of reports made or received by the Economic Development Department, all of which relate to commercial industrial, and general economic development in Guelph. Also included are two annual reports of the Department.

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This photograph shows the Goldie Mill as it stood in the late 1800's. The steel structure was added to the mill south of the existing building and to the right. In the foreground is the Goldie house which was also used as an office. The Mill was also called People's Mill at the time the roller process was used for processing grain.

This photograph shows the Goldie Mill in the late 1800's. This view is from the south end of the mill with the Speed River on the lower right.

This photograph shows a view of the west wall of Goldie's Mill, some of the working staff, and the float built by the staff in 1893.

This is a view of the chimney of Goldie's Mill.

This photograph shows a view of the chimney of Goldie's Mill.

This photograph shows a doorway to Goldie Mill's core, located in the west wall. The craftsmanship of stone cutting can be seen plainly.

This is a view of the east wall of Goldie's Mill that faces the Speed River. In the background is the scrap yard. The base of the chimney is weakened, as well as the top portion.

Here is shown the interior of the steel and wood structure of Goldie's Mill that remained until its removal in 1977. The photo demonstrates the complexity of wooden beams and pillars.

This photograph shows a view of the north section, interior, of Goldie Mill which was totally burnt out. The section south of it was still intact although it was mainly of wood and steel construction.

This photograph shows a view of the north section of the interior of Goldie Mill which was totally gutted by fire. The section south of it was still intact although it was mainly of wood and steel construction.

This photograph shows a view of the northwest section of Goldie Mill's wall. The broken edge joined the north border section, which was destroyed by fire. The 90 foot chimney still remains as the focal point of the boiler room.

In this photograph, the Speed River is on the left side and Dunn seeds on the right. This section was burnt out and only the shell remained at the time of the removal of the south section. The architectural amenity was in this northwest section that was left untouched.

This photograph looks at Goldie Mill from the south. On the right is the scrap yard (Strome property) and the Speed River. The photo shows the mill just prior to the removal of the metal and wood parts.

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