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This photograph shows a view of the staircase in the courtyard of the Parte Guelfa. The Parte Guelfa was a political faction in fourteenth century Florence.

This photograph shows a shrine at Col. John McCrae's birthplace on Water Street, Guelph.

This copy of a sketch made on 19 June, 1845, shows the Priory, mill and farms.

This copy of a print shows the Church of Our Lady from the back (the apse and transepts).

This photograph shows a military demonstration with two soldiers loading a cannon and a naval band playing in the background.

This photograph was taken from the Guelph Mercury and shows a panoramic view Guelph. Buildings are identified by written inscription on the back of the original photograph.

This photograph shows a signed bust portrait of Charles Raymond, founder of the Raymond Sewing Machine Company in Guelph.

This photograph shows the Hamilton family standing on the front steps of the Manse.

This image shows the train bridge of the Grand Trunk Railroad.

This detail of a larger photograph shows Kev Kennedy, an Ontario Agricultural College student from Hamilton, wearing a sports uniform.

This photograph shows Reverend David H. Marshall, possibly of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.

This photograph shows H. Carman Waind, Elora's Master of the Supreme Court and Clerk in Wellington County Court.

This photograph shows the first permanent building of Brooklyn S.S. (now Harcourt Memorial Church) built by Carolina Forbes (Harcourt) and Margaret Forbes (Hall) circa 1903.

This photograph of a sketch shows the Guelph Cartage Company building on the corner of Gordon and Essex Streets. Central School classes were held in this building before the construction of the Dublin Street Central School.

This photograph is a copy of a greeting card and shows Central School from Dublin Street.

This photograph shows an unidentified group of men posing outdoors.

This photograph shows 20 members of the Plains Indians in front of teepees.

This photograph shows T.F. Savage and six other unidentified people in front of a tent at Southampton.

This photograph shows the Diller farm house located on the north side of Waterloo Road, Lot 2, concession 4, Division 'B'. In 1861 the property belonged to Joseph Diller.

This photograph shows the top west corner of the Dooly house. The house was located on the south side of Waterloo Road, lot 1, concession 1, Division 'B'. It was built in 1854 and was the home of Martin Dooly, one of the earliest members of the Roman Catholic Church in Guelph.