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This photograph looks north into St. George's Square shortly after the turn of the 20th century. The Customs House is figured prominently in the centre of the image.

This photograph shows a car in Laverty's Garage in Rockwood.

This photograph looks south on Rockwood's Main Street.

This photograph shows Constable Ted Lamb's motorcycle at Lyon's Park.

This photograph shows a bridge on Edinburgh Rd. South.

This photograph shows a group in front of City Hall. The man in the second row from the front, second from the left in the light coloured rain coat is Police Chief F.W. Randall.

This photograph shows the home of Police Chief F.W. Randall located on Waterloo Ave. at Fergus St.

This photograph shows Detective John Derry of the Guelph police force with a Model A Ford car.

This photograph shows the Wellington Packers (on the left) and the Guelph Stove Company.

This photograph shows the old Guelph Mercury building and the edge of Macdonald's store on the right.

This photograph shows the Guelph Mercury building on Macdonell Street.

This is a photograph of Stewart and Mabel Walters on their front porch.

This is a photograph of two sisters Clarissa and Alice Walters (from left to right).

This photograph shows the house owned by Mr. Yeates on the corner of Metcalf and Grange Streets. The house was turned 90 degrees in 1914.

This photograph shows the burned out site of Robert Stewart Limited on Wyndham St.

In this photograph, Wilbert Walters is sitting on the far left. The identity of the two women is unknown.

This photograph shows a view of Guelph with the corner of Metcalfe Street and Eramosa Road in the centre.

This photograph shows an aerial view with the corner of Eramosa Road and Stevenson Street in the centre.

This photograph shows an aerial view of Guelph with the Canadian General Electric Plant at centre.

This photograph shows a view of Guelph with the corners of Speedvale Avenue and Dawson Road at centre.