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This photograph in St. George's Square shows a number of businesses at the corner of Douglas Street and Quebec Street East. Included are the Victoria Hotel, R. Crawford's jewelry and watchmaking shop, and Mitchell and Tovell Undertakers and Furniture Store. At the bottom left of the image can be seen the rubble from St. George's Church which was torn down in the Square and moved to its present location on Woolwich Street.

This photograph shows Charles Raymond, owner of the Raymond Sewing Machine factory in the garden in front of his home, Lornewood, at the junction of Norfolk and Yarmouth Streets.

This photograph shows Upper Wyndham Street with the old Wellington Hotel and Stable at corner of St. George's Square.

This photograph shows the north-west side of the former City Hall building with its original clock tower.

This photograph shows members of the Goldie family posing outdoors under the trees.

This photograph shows a group in front of Rockwood Academy. The image is from some print medium, perhaps a magazine. On the right is the caption: "Canadian Scenes".

This photograph shows James Lamb, who was murdered and robbed at Gow's Bridge.

The woman shown here in this portrait sitting beside a table The woman shown in this photograph may be a member of the Crowe family.

This photograph shows Carden Street with the old Hotel Bus in front of the Royal Hotel.

This photograph was taken at the Elora Gorge and shows the botany class of a Professor Panton. To the lower right can be seen John McCrae, author of the poem "In Flanders Field."

This photograph was taken from the west side of the Speed River before the Heffernan Footbridge was built. The houses shown are identified on back of photograph.

This photograph was taken from the west side of the Speed River before the Heffernan Footbridge was built.

This view shows the northwest corner of St. George's Square.

This photograph shows David Stirton posing with Mrs. McGregor (Douglas), Mrs. (David) Armstrong (Mary McGregor), and Ethel McGregor (Mrs. Walter Wheeler).

The subject of this photograph may be a member of the Crowe family.