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

This photograph of an 1853 sketch by William Kennedy shows Allan's Mills.

This photograph of an 1874 sketch shows people on the Central Exhibition Grounds.

This photograph shows the Annex, a stone building located behind City Hall.

This photograph shows the formerPost Office on Upper Wyndham Street.

This photograph shows a view of the great hall of the Parte Guelfa. The Parte Guelfa was a political faction in fourteenth century Florence.

This photograph shows the old Wellington Hotel when it was located in St. George's Square.

This photograph, taken during a house tour of Bedford House (located between Queen and King Streets in Guelph), shows Eva Howlett and Mr. W. Cutten having tea.

This photograph shows two women admiring an antique chest in Maxwellton, during a house tour of historical houses in Guelph. Maxwellton was originally built by Thomas Sandilands and stood on the southwest corner of Paisley Road and the Hanlon Expressway.

This photograph shows three women in the dining room of "Maxwellton" during a house tour of historical houses in Guelph. The house, located on the southwest corner of Paisley Road and the Hanlon Expressway, was originally built by Thomas Sandilands.

This photograph shows Verne McIlwraith with three children and their artwork at a Centennial event.

This photograph shows the H.M.C.S. Quebec sailing. The boat was recommissioned on January 14, 1952.

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

This formal portrait shows Amos Bolton, wife Lucy with their children Harvey, Mary, Emma, Hattie, Violet, and Ernie.

This formal portrait shows Maudie Allen.

This formal portrait shows Lucy Bolton.

This is a formal portrait of an unknown woman.

This portrait shows Roswell Goldie.

In this photograph, a young woman and dog are looking across the Speed River at the Priory on the far bank around the year 1840.

This copy of a print shows the First Baptist Church from the front.