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This photograph shows Tyrcathleen (now known as Ker Cavan), the house built by the Archdeacon Arthur Palmer on Stuart Street in Guelph.

The rear of Tyrcathleen (now known as Ker Cavan) is shown in this photograph. Tyrcathleen was built by the Archdeacon Arthur Palmer on Stuart Street in Guelph.

This photograph shows Arthur Palmer, Rector of St. George's Church from 1832-1875 and Archdeacon of Toronto.

F.W Stone built this store on Gordon Street in 1848.

This photograph, likely taken from an unknown published source, shows Arthur Cole Verner, the headmaster of the first Grammar School from 1842 to 1847.

This photograph shows a streetcar accident on Woolwich St. near McTague St.

This photograph shows a YMC Armoured Truck in an accident at Teviotdale, Ontario.

This is a photograph of Teviotdale looking west.

This photograph shows Teviotdale looking westwards.

This photograph shows an accident on Rockwood Highway (7) at the 2nd house (Eden Mills turn).

This photograph looks south on Rockwood's Main Street.

This photograph looks north, 2 1/2 miles south of Mount Forest, Ontario.

This photograph shows a car in Laverty's Garage in Rockwood.

This photograph shows a potato truck owned by Marshall's.

This photograph of Highway #6, looks southwards and was taken about 2 miles south of Guelph.

This photograph shows Armstrong's Mill.

This photograph of the Church of Our Lady was taken from Yarmouth St.

This photograph shows the Old Boys reunion parade at the corner of Carden and Wyndham St.

Shown here is St. George's Square, looking north at the Customs House around the turn of the 20th century.

This photograph looks north into St. George's Square shortly after the turn of the 20th century. The Customs House is figured prominently in the centre of the image.