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This photograph shows shows the remains of the fireplace of Russell's Tavern located on Lot 10, concession 3, Division 'B', Guelph Township. The tavern was built as a wayside inn by order of John Galt in 1829 on the south side of the great Waterloo Road (lot 10, concession 3, Guelph township).

This photograph shows the Saugeen Reserve Church.

This photograph of St. Bartholomew's Church was taken on the day of the foundation stone laying for the Church of Our Lady.

This photograph shows Mandeville Merritt, wife Eliza Robertson, four men, and an unidentified dog on the steps of a house.

This photograph shows Ed Tatham with "Ma," "Pa," and a dog.

This photograph shows a group of unidentified men.

This photograph looks across the Speed River about 1900 with the Heffernan bridge in full view.

This photograph shows a white horse pulling a cart for William's Grocery with a man walking beside.

This photograph shows two women dressed in coats and muffs in a formal portrait.

This is a formal portrait of an unknown woman.

This photograph shows women carrying parasols and marching down the street during the Old Home Week parade.

This photograph shows horses and carriage riding past an old home during Old Home Week.

This photograph shows three blacksmiths standing in the doorway of the Guelph Horse Shoeing Forge (J. Lamb, proprietor).

This photograph shows the Guelph Armoury during winter. Both a car and horse drawn sled are visible on street out front. A mobilization banner hangs on the front of the building so the image may date from the World War I period.

This photograph shows the side of an unidentified red brick house with a front porch.

This photograph shows the front of the Mickle House at 40 Spring Street. The house was originally owned by the Mickle family and built around 1870 in yellow brick.

The house in this photograph, "Gilnockie," was located at 85 Queen Street, and was probably built by James Massie. The house was also owned by James Gamble.

This View shows the front of the small school.

This photograph looks at the façade of the classical Carnegie Library structure with a man standing on the front steps.

This photograph shows the front of Hugh C. Guthrie's stone house at 49 Edinburgh Road South. The house may originally have been occupied by Magistrate Tom Saunders.