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The location and owners of the house shown in this photograph are unknown.

The location and owners of the house shown in this photograph are unknown.

The location and owners of the house shown in this photograph are unknown.

This photograph shows upper Wyndham St. looking south. On the right by the lilac trees is the home of Robert Stewart and beyond that was his lumber factory.

This photograph shows the north east side of (upper) Wyndham St and St. George's Square

This photograph shows a view of the west side of upper Wyndham Street.

This photograph shows Upper Wyndham Street with the old Wellington Hotel and Stable at corner of St. George's Square.

This photograph shows Upper Wyndham Street looking south along the east side of the street towards the new Wellington Hotel. This photograph is an image from a postcard.

This photograph shows Guelph firefighters in the Welcome Home parade on Upper Wyndham Street.

This photograph shows the east side of upper Wyndham Street looking towards St. George's Square.

This photograph shows the north east side of (upper) Wyndham St and St. George's Square

This photograph shows the G. B. Ryan & Co on Wyndham Street.

This photograph shows Upper Wyndham Street in Guelph, site of the "Lilacs", Robert Stewart's home that burned down in the great fire of 1921.

This photograph likely shows the Van Norman family of Eramosa.

This image was taken on Baker St. looking south west. It shows the Victoria Curling Rink.

This image was taken on Baker St. looking north west. It shows the Victoria Curling Rink.

This photograph shows the Victoria Engine Company #1 standing in front of the Wellington County Court House on Woolwich Street.

This photograph shows Allan's bridge and the Carding shed looking south along the Speed River.

This view from Central School hill looks across Norfolk and Yarmouth Streets towards Eramosa Hill. On the left of the image can be seen the Congregational Church and St. Andrew's Church and to the right is the Raymond Sewing Machine factory on Yarmouth Street.

This view of Guelph was taken from the present Cutten golf course and shows the Speed River, Gordon Street, and St. Bartholomew's Church on the skyline.