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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 Armouries on Wyndham St.

This photograph shows the front of the Armouries on Wyndham St.

This portrait shows James Armstrong and Mary Ferguson Armstrong. Biographical details of the two are on the back of the original photograph.

This portrait shows Lieutenant Colonel James Armstrong . Biographical details are on the back of the original photograph.

This photograph shows the first Baptist Church on Woolwich Street whose cornerstone was laid in 1872 by Rev. Thomas Leslie Davidson.

This photograph shows Woolwich St. with the Baptist Church in the background.

This photograph, taken during a house tour of Bedford House (located between Queen and King Streets in Guelph), shows Eva Howlett and Mr. W. Cutten having tea.

This photograph shows the front of Charles Bedford's house, located between Queen and King Streets in Guelph. Originally, this was the home of James Goldie.

This photograph shows the front of Charles Bedford's house at 108 Queen Street in Guelph. Originally it was the home of James Goldie.

This photograph shows the front of Charles Bedford's house at 108 Queen Street in Guelph. Originally it was the home of James Goldie.

This photograph shows a woman in front of a painting inside the Charles Bedford house. The house was located at 108 Queen Street in Guelph. Originally it was the home of James Goldie.

This photograph shows the living room of the Charles Bedford house during a tour of the house. Charles Bedford's house was located at 108 Queen Street in Guelph and was originally the home of James Goldie.

This photograph shows the side of Charles Bedford's house at 108 Queen Street. Originally it was the home of James Goldie.

This photograph shows Bell Piano and Organ factory on the corner of Carden and Wyndham Streets. Bell Piano was established in 1864 and grew faster than any other industry in the city until the business finally declined in the 1920's and went bankrupt in 1934.

This photograph shows Ernest Hamilton Benham, Deputy Reeve of Eramosa.

This photograph shows Ernest Hamilton Benham, Deputy Reeve of Eramosa.

This photograph shows, in the front row: Ruth Fraser, Jeanne Lovelock, Sheila Stavro, Arlene Perring. The back row shows: Catherine Sneddon, Mary Lou Morrow, Diane Guerin and Helen McKenna.

This photograph shows Beta Sigma Phi sorority officers Edna Mogk, Sandy Manor, Joanne England, Clara Clayton, Sharon Rafferty and Saundra Subden.

This postcard shows the Biological Building on the Ontario Agricultural College campus.