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This photograph looks west towards the former City Hall building on Carden Street. Also shown in this image, to the left of City Hall, is the Annex building which during this period was used as the City's fire hall. Wet fire hoses were hung to dry in the tower atop the Annex.

This image shows the Higinbothams and other relatives standing on the porch of their home "Riverview," situated at 5 Queen Street, Guelph. In front are William A. Higinbotham and John D. Higinbotham (holding doll). In the back stand W.Y. Smith, Lt. Col. N. Higinbotham holding Edward, Mrs. N. Higinbotham, and Miss Agnes Idington.

This photograph shows the Rockwood Academy. The path or road between the two fences in front of the academy is now Highway 7.

This photograph shows the house "Riverview" which was located at 5 Queen St., Guelph. At the time this photograph was taken, Riverview was still a cottage.

This photograph shows the former City Hall building with the Fire Hall and tower used to dry out fire hoses in the rear. The tower on City Hall was the first tower added.

This photograph shows the former City Hall building with the Fire Hall and tower used to dry out fire hoses in the rear. The tower on City Hall was the first tower added.

This photograph shows an advertisement from the Directory of Wellington County.

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

This image is a photographic reproduction of an image from the 1861 Leslie & Wheelock map of Wellington County. The image shows the Court House and jail.

1861 Leslie & Wheelock map of Wellington County, Ontario. John Horsman's home is still standing on Grange Street opposite Stewart Street.

This photograph shows Armstrong's Mill located in Guelph township about three miles from Marden, Ontario.

This photograph, probably a copy, shows the Stevenson family standing on the porch of their home "Maplebranch" at the corner of Grange and Stevenson Streets.

This photograph shows a panoramic view of Guelph from Horsman's Hill.

This photograph shows Allan's Distillery and rectifying plant on the east bank of the Speed River, across from Allan's Mills.

This image shows Guelph looking West from Horsman Hill. In the distance can be seen the Priory, Allan's Mill, and the CNR overhead bridge.

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"

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

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.