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This photograph shows the top floor interior of the Robert Stewart Limited factory.

This photograph shows the Toronto Suburban car in front of City Hall, Carden St. (car #105).

This photograph shows the Toronto Suburban with trailer on Carden St. in front of CNR station.

This image shows the Guelph to Toronto Suburban, crossing Humber River high bridge at Lambton.

This image shows a photographic copy of a postcard showing the Trafalgar Square Park and the Eramosa Road.

This photograph shows the train wreck at Tramor's cut across from the Ontario Reformatory.

This photograph shows workmen unloading Robert Stewart Limited shingles from a derailed train in Kitchener.

This photograph shows observers at the site of a train derailment that was hauling a shipment of Robert Stewart shingles.

This photograph shows observers at the site of a train derailment in Kitchener that was hauling a shipment of Robert Stewart shingles.

This photograph shows workmen loading shingles from derailed train on to a Robert Stewart Limited truck.

This photograph shows workmen loading shingles from derailed train on to a Robert Stewart Limited truck.

This photograph shows workmen loading shingles from a derailed train onto a Robert Stewart Limited truck.

This photograph shows workmen loading shingles from a derailed train in Kitchener to a Robert Stewart Limited truck.

This photograph shows the train wreck at Tramor's cut across from the Ontario Reformatory.

This photograph shows a train wreck between Yourock and Hespeler in which the engineer was killed.

This photograph shows the train wreck at Tramor's cut across from the Ontario Reformatory.

This photograph shows Robert Stewart Limited trucks with drivers lined up on Cardigan Street. Drivers from left to right are: Jack Kelly, Fred Mollison, Ray Willie, Billy Walsh, Walter Galloway.

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

This photograph depicts Archdeacon Palmer's house called Tyrcathleen (now Ker Cavan). This image shows Palmer's daughter riding side saddle.