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Series consists of photographs of local fairs and festivals in Guelph and Wellington County. Included are images of livestock shows and competitions, exhibits, amusement rides, winter carnivals and activities associated with the Fergus Highland games. Of note is an image associated with the Guelph Spring Festival.

These records document community fairs in Guelph and the surrounding communities.

These records have been arranged by subject.

Series consists of photographs of baseball, softball, football, hockey, soccer, volleyball and basketball players as well as related activities. There are also photographs of curlers, wrestlers, golfers, swimmers and of individuals participating in track and field events, water racing and canoe jousting. Included are photographs of individuals receiving awards and of coaches. These records document the importance of sports and recreational activities in the City of Guelph and Wellington County.

Also included in this series are photographs of entertainers and characters who are not part of a music ensemble.

These records are arranged by subject.

Series consists of photographs of various buildings in Guelph and Wellington County such as banks, hotels, community centers, town halls, post offices and libraries. Photographs also illustrate construction, renovation and demolition activities and in some cases activities taking place within those structures. Of note are photographs of buildings that were demolished during the 1960s such as the old Mahoney home, the Carnegie Public library and the city market building. The John McCrae home and its restoration are also featured in this series. Included are residential homes and apartment buildings built in the 1840s, 1860s, and 1880s respectively.

These records are arranged by subject.

Series consists of photographs of local business and industries in Guelph and Wellington County. Included are restaurants, shops and stores, garages and various industries such as the Hart Chemical and Allis Chalmer Rumely plants, and Armet Industries respectively. Photographs also illustrate the supply of goods and services, food, tobacco, furniture, clothing, real estate and construction. Also included are photographs of business people such as the manager of Simpson Sears and the Bell Telephone Company of Guelph. Of note are photographs of shops and stores in Stone Road Mall when it first opened. These records document the industrial and business activities of Guelph and Wellington county.

These records are arranged by subject.