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This photograph shows the Post Office in winter. In 1902, a third storey was added to the Post Office and in 1906 the clock was installed.

This photograph shows men in white shirts and black pants and ties marching down Carden Street while crowds watch.

This photograph shows men in white shirts and black pants and ties marching down Carden Street while crowds watch.

This postcard is of Exhibition Park. A number of individuals can be seen walking in the distance.

This postcard shows St. George’s Square and Lower Wyndham Street. The Petrie building can be seen in the background. There is additional writing on the reverse of this photograph.

This postcard shows Lower Wyndham St., looking north. There is writing on the reverse of this image. “Published by Stedman Bros. Ltd., Brantford, Canada and "Made in Germany” is written on the reverse of this photograph. Addition text reads in part . . . “Dear Sarah with love and best wishes. . .” and is addressed to “Miss Sarah Cartlidge 465 Young St Toronto, Ont.”

This postcard shows G.T.R station in Guelph. There is some writing on the reverse of this postcard. “Rumsey and Co., 1528 Queen St. West, Toronto, Canada” is clearly visible, however, additional textual information on the reverse of this postcards is less clear.

This postcard shows a group of unidentified men some standing while others are sitting. They appear to be posed in front of the (Guelph) Carnegie Library. “A very merry xmas and happy new year” is clearly visible on the reverse of this image.

This postcard is of a footbridge over the Speed River. Several homes can be seen in the background. “The Pugh Mfg., Co., Toronto” is written on the reverse of this postcard.

This postcard shows a view of Guelph. The bottom caption on this postcard reads, “St. George’s Church at River.” There is also a written note that is visible which reads, “Two exams over. Quite well and looking for more trouble R.C.F.” There is additional writing on the reverse of this postcard.

This postcard shows buildings at the Ontario Agricultural College campus. One individual can be seen walking along a path. “188 The International Stationary Co., Picton, Canada is printed on the reverse of this image.” There is additional hand-written text which reads in part “. . . having lovely time Mr. K is going to Toronto for over a week so we’ll be alone. Had lots of rain here. Forgot my directions for . . . .”

This photograph shows a view of the front and side of the brick school house on Water Street. It was built by Caroline Forbes in early 1900s.

This picture shows William Pearson, a Guelph native, in military dress. William Pearson died while serving overseas during the First World War.

This picture shows an unidentified soldier sitting with his feet crossed while his left arm rests on a small table.

This picture shows an unidentified soldier. There are notes on the reverse of the postcard.

This picture show three men sitting near a small table. Two of the men are wearing military uniforms while a third man is in civilian cloths. "W. Pearson, my grandfather and British Soldier" are marked on the reverse of the postcard.

This photograph shows men in white shirts and black pants and ties marching down Wyndham Street while crowds watch.

This photograph shows the church of Our Lady and businesses on Macdonell street. The bottom of the postcard reads "Macdonell St. Showing the Church of Our Lady. Guelph, Ont . . Canada."