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This photograph shows the former City Hall building with the Fire Hall and tower used to dry out fire hoses in the rear. The tower on City Hall was the first tower added.

This photograph shows the former City Hall building with the Fire Hall and tower used to dry out fire hoses in the rear. The tower on City Hall was the first tower added.

This photograph shows the former City Hall building.

This photograph shows Guelph's former City Hall building and Jubilee Park.

This photograph shows the north east side of the former City Hall building with horses and sleighs on Carden St.

This photograph shows Guelph's former City Hall, located on Carden Street.

In this photograph, the east side of Guelph's former City Hall and the wood market held beside it can be seen. This photograph was likely taken sometime around Christmas.

This photograph looks west along Carden Street and on the left of the image is the former City Hall building of Guelph. The wood covered pavilion shown in front of City Hall was a vegetable market.

This image shows the former City Hall with its first tower.

This photograph looks west towards the former City Hall building on Carden Street. Also shown in this image, to the left of City Hall, is the Annex building which during this period was used as the City's fire hall. Wet fire hoses were hung to dry in the tower atop the Annex.

This image shows the former City Hall building and the wood market looking east along Carden Street.

This photograph shows Clarissa Winnibelle Stewart working at a desk at Robert Stewart Limited. Mrs. Stewart ran the business during Robert Stewart's military leave.

This photograph shows Clarisa Batty in the centre with Katherine Batty to her right.

This is a photograph of two sisters Clarissa and Alice Walters (from left to right).

This photograph shows Clarissa Anderson Batty.

This photograph shows Clark Builders on the corner of Woolwich and Woodlawn Road.

This photograph shows Clark Builders Supply Co Ltd on Woolwich St and Woodlawn Road on the day of their bankruptcy.

This photograph shows four unidentified women standing on a platform of the Guelph CNR station.

Here is shown the construction of the Congregational Church at Norfolk and Liverpool Streets.

This photograph shows the Congregational Church on Norfolk Street and Liverpool Street.