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This view of Guelph looks westwards across the downtown.

This photograph of James Gay, poet, was taken in front of the office of the James Goldie Milling Company on Cardigan Street.

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

This photograph shows the 1871 graduating class of the Rockwood Academy. In the middle, with crossed legs and curly hair, is Alex McMillan, Principal.

This photograph shows Bell Piano and Organ Co. employees in front of the factory on Carden St.

This photograph shows the Bakery Wagon of George Williams, Alma Block on Upper Wyndham St.

This image shows the "Herald" newspaper building on Quebec St. East. The newspaper was established in 1847.

This photograph shows a float commemorating Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Cowherd at the Centennial Parade in Brantford, Ontario.

This image, taken from Dublin St. looking south, shows both Alexandra and Central Schools before demolition. The schools were torn down in 1968.

The image shows Guelph looking east across the Speed River. The Priory's bath house can be seen in the centre and St. Bartholomew's church in the distance.

This image shows the Priory after it became the CPR railway station.

This photograph shows the north west side of St. Agnes Catholic Girls School on Cork St. Guelph.

This photograph shows, from left to right, Laura, Arthur, and Alice Higinbotham.

This photograph shows Ellen Stewart (left) and Alice Higinbotham (right) who later became Mrs. Wallace.

This photograph shows Nellie and Janet Melvin on a porch.

This image shows Dr. Obed Medill of Persia, Iowa, USA. Obed graduated from Rush Medical College, Chicago and became mayor of Persia. He died at age 35.

This image shows Mr. And Mrs. McCullough (she was Jean Woolley) and their daughter.

This image shows Jane Medill and her husband James Woolley.

This image shows James Woolley and Jean Medill's daughter (seated on the right) with her husband and family.