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This photograph shows a house located at 72 Woolwich Street, Guelph, beside the Wellington County Court House.

This photograph shows the construction of the GTR's rail bridge in Rockwood.

This image shows a building on the east side of Gordon St. just south of the CNR railway underpass. The structure was torn down in 1968.

This building on Surrey St at Wyndham St in Guelph was moved to its present site in 1922 and bricked over and converted to dwellings. It served as Guelph's first market, first town hall, temporary hospital, and housed early settlers while on Carden St. east.

Shown here is the building of the GTR Bridge in Rockwood.

This photograph shows a portrait of Caleb Chase, Mayor of Guelph 1883-1884.

This photograph shows the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in St. George's Square.

This photograph shows the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building in St. George's Square.

This photograph shows Captain Clarke.

This photograph shows a car in Laverty's Garage in Rockwood.

This photograph shows the north side of Carden Street near Wilson St.

This photograph depicts Carden Street in the late 1870s, showing the old vegetable market. The image is a reproduction from a newspaper.

This picture of Carden Street looks west to Wilson Street and shows the businesses along the north side of the street. In the distance, on the hill, can be seen the Church of Our Lady shortly after its construction, before the addition of the twin spires.

This photograph shows the north side of Carden St. looking east.

This photograph shows Carden St. looking east across from City Hall.

This photograph is a panoramic shot of Carden Street from a building top. The picture is a copy of a postcard dated from 1907.

This photograph shows a view along Carden Street looking west towards Wilson Street. The picture predates the completion of the Church of Our Lady.

This image is a reproduction of a photograph from a newspaper showing Carden Street.

This photograph shows the north side of Carden Street facing the Church of Our Lady.

This photograph shows Cardigan Street from Trafalgar Square looking north. House on the right was moved to the left about 1909 when CPR depot was built. House is now 42 Cardigan Street.