This postcard shows Mr. Cash second from left. "Mr. Cash second from left" is written on the reverse of this photocard. There is additional textual information which reads, "he used to work with your grandfather in their early days. He was a fascinating character."
This postcard shows Upper Wyndham Street. The Bank of Canada can be seen in this image. A park bench is also visible in this image and the number 6209 in the bottom right-hand corner.
This postcard shows the main street in Guelph. Methods of transportation is clearly visible in this image. In the background can be seen the Petrie building. There is writing on the reverse of this photograph. "Guess who" is written on the front of this image.
This postcard shows a theatre and the Wellington Hotel on Wyndham Street. There is additional writing on the reverse of this postcard. It reads, “The Valentine and Sons’ Publishing Co., Ltd. Montreal and Toronto Printed in Great Britain” is found on the reverse of this photograph.
This postcard shows London Road. Several individuals can be seen walking along a sidewalk.
This postcard shows Paisley Street. Individuals can be seen walking in the background. “193 The International Stationery Co., Pictou, Canada" is written on the reverse of this photograph.
This postcard is of St. George’s Church. “Warwick Bro’s and Rutter, Limited, Publishers, Toronto” is printed on the reverse of this image. There is also handwriting on the front side of this image.
This postcard shows barns on the Ontario Agricultural Campus. There is also handwriting on the front and revere of this image.
This postcard shows the Ontario Agricultural Campus. “Warwick Bro’s and Rutter, Limited, Publishers, Toronto” is printed on the reverse of this image. There is also handwriting on the front and revere of this image.
This postcard shows the C.P.R Station in Guelph. “The Valentine and Sons United Publishing Co., Limited Toronto and Winnipeg Printed in U.S.A” is printed on the reverse of this image.
This postcard shows the Priory, Guelph's first permanent structure. The Priory was converted into the CPR train depot around 1900. “Warwick Bro’s and Rutter, Limited, Publishers, Toronto” is printed on the reverse of this image. Hand written text is also evident on the reverse and reads in part, “We are well . . . 3 days in Toronto. We have seen around the city today. We are going to the … farm on Wednesday . . . .”
This postcard shows buildings at the Ontario Agricultural College campus. One individual can be seen walking along a path. “188 The International Stationary Co., Picton, Canada is printed on the reverse of this image.” There is additional hand-written text which reads in part “. . . having lovely time Mr. K is going to Toronto for over a week so we’ll be alone. Had lots of rain here. Forgot my directions for . . . .”
This postcard shows initiation activities for first year students at Ontario Agricultural College (OAC). Printed on the reverse of this photograph is “Pub. By A.B. Petrie, Guelph, Ont. Printed in Germany.” The reverse of this image also includes a hand-written note that reads in part, “Dear Mabel, Gilbert is going to have a party and he said he would phone to your folks about it and you were to let us know . . . wanted to write this so you would be sure to let us know . . . .”
This postcard is a view on the Speed River. Two individuals can be seen in the background. “Published by Stedman Bros. Ltd., Brantford, Canada. Made in Germany” is printed on the reverse of this image. A handwritten note reads in part. “Accept my heartiest congratulations, Lawrence. I am so glad you were successful. I hope you enjoy High School.”
This postcard is an interior image of Varvis restaurant located on 7 Wyndham Street. “Varvis Restaurant Limited Finest in Foods 7 Wyndham St, Guelph, Ontario Canada” is printed on the reverse of this image.
This postcard is of Exhibition Park. A number of individuals can be seen walking in the distance.
This postcard shows what appears to be Eramosa Road. “View in Guelph Ontario” is the bottom caption to this image.
This postcard shows a view of Guelph. The bottom caption on this postcard reads, “St. George’s Church at River.” There is also a written note that is visible which reads, “Two exams over. Quite well and looking for more trouble R.C.F.” There is additional writing on the reverse of this postcard.
This postcard shows Guelph looking westward.
This postcard shows the “General Hospital” in Guelph. “F.H., Leslie, Limited, Niagara Falls” is written on the reverse of this image.