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This photograph shows a front view of the entrance to Limestone Hall in Nelson Township, Halton County, Ontario.

This photograph shows "Wyoming," a house located on 67 Queen Street

This photograph shows a portrait of William G. Taylor, Mayor of Guelph 1938-1942.

This photograph shows a view up Wyndham Street looking north.

This photograph shows the Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute. This may be a picture of a postcard.

This photograph shows Mr. and Mrs. Angus Stewart Macdonald getting off the train in Brae Bungalow, Scotland on their honeymoon.

This photograph shows the east side of Wyndham Street looking north.

This is a photograph of Gordon Rife who was Mayor of Guelph from 1945 to 1949.

This photograph shows the home of Mrs. Hugh Batson (Margaret Batty), who was a very old lady living here in 1905.

This photograph shows Milton Mountain - Nassagaweya Township, Halton County, Ontario. Shows the home of David Scott, 1st white settler in Nassagaweya and father of Mary Scott, wife of John Stewart the rebel.

This photograph is a reproduction of a picture, likely from the Guelph Mercury, showing the old YMCA and City Hotel building before being torn down.

This photograph shows Milton Mountain in Nassagaweya Township, Halton County, Ontario. It shows the home of David Scott, 1st white settler in Nassagaweya and father of Mary Scott, wife of John Stewart the rebel.

This photograph was taken on the lawn of Rockwood Academy. Lattice retreat was built around 1855.

This image shows a reproduction of a photograph in a newspaper. Shows the east side of Lower Wyndham Street with John Anderson, Bookseller, in shirtsleeves, and J. D. Pringle standing together.

This is a photograph of John Smith, the first mayor of Guelph.

This photograph shows William Wetherald, the first principal of Rockwood Academy, his wife Jemima and their children on the lawn of the Rockwood Academy.

This photograph shows Rockwood Academy and fenced grounds.

This photograph shows the 1st Volunteer Rifle Company of Guelph with St. Bartholomew's Church shown in the background.

This photograph shows the Priory with then owners David Allan Sr. and Mrs. Allan with their two children William Jr. and Margaret Jane (she became Mrs. N. Higinbotham). Also pictured is the gardener Sandy Glass.

This photograph is a copy photograph of Joseph Medill from Sandburg's book 'Life of Abraham Lincoln"