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This postcard is an aerial view of downtown Guelph.

This postcard shows Macdonald College.

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

This is a photograph of a postcard of MacDonald Hall at the Ontario Agricultural College.

This photograph shows Peter Gow's tannery on the south bank of the Speed River.

This photograph shows the old Guelph General Hospital behind some trees.

This postcard shows the Machinery Hall at the Ontario Agricultural College.

This photograph shows the Torrance School. Picture might be of a postcard.

This photograph shows the Grain Husbandry building at the Ontario Agricultural College. This may be a photograph of a postcard.

This photograph shows the MacDonald Institute. This picture may be from a postcard.

This photograph shows the front windows of the Cockshutt Implements shop with three men standing outside. This shop may have been owned by Harry Atkinson.

This view of the buildings on Quebec Street looks from St. George's Square.

This postcard shows Eramosa Road in Guelph.

This postcard depicts a stream that runs through the reformatory grounds.

This photograph shows the side and front of the Rockwood School with vines growing along its walls.

This image shows the front of the Ontario Agricultural College's main building (now Johnston Hall) on the campus grounds. This photo was taken before the building was refaced in 1930.

This photograph shows St. Joseph's Hospital probably in the first quarter of the 20th century.

This shows Guelph, Ontario. "Taken from top of Central School" is written on the reverse of this postcard. Also included is a note that reads, "Dear friend. Please do not expect me tonight. I am home and I am not feeling very good my cold has not got any better but will try and get rid of it. Hope you are well."

This postcard shows Mr. Cash second from left. "Mr. Cash second from left" is written on the reverse of this photocard. There is additional textual information which reads, "he used to work with your grandfather in their early days. He was a fascinating character."

This photograph shows the downtown core of Guelph looking west along Macdonell Street. The image shows the Albion Hotel, the Church of Our Lady, the Loretto Convent, and Central School.