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This photograph shows a portrait of Gordon L. Rife, Mayor of Guelph 1945-1949.

This photograph shows a portrait of James A. Clare, Mayor of Guelph 1950-1951

This photograph shows a portrait of Harold Suiter, Mayor of Guelph 1956-1957

This photograph shows Rockwood Academy and fenced grounds.

This photograph shows a front view of Alexandra School on Dublin Street between Paisley and Corks Streets.

This image shows a photographic copy of an artists rendering of the Priory as seen across the Speed River.

This photograph shows firemen fighting a blaze at the City Hotel on Macdonell Street. In the foreground are the hotel stables facing Quebec Street.

This photograph shows spectators watching the laying of the YMCA cornerstone at Quebec Street and Norfolk Street. In the background is the Hadden Grocery store, where Duncan McPhee later located.

This photograph shows a view of downtown with the corner of Cork and Norfolk Streets at the centre foreground.

This photograph shows lower Wyndham Street at the corner of Carden Street. On this corner was #2 Day's Block, address of the J. E. McElderry Tea Store. At the extreme right is St. George's Church in St. George's Square which was torn down in 1874.

This photograph shows the corner of Woolwich Street, Eramosa Road, Wyndham Street, and Cardigan Street.

This photograph shows the corner of Eramosa Road and Woolwich Street.

This image shows Wyndham Street looking north from Carden Street. The original may be a postcard.

This image shows a photographic copy of a postcard showing the front of the Armoury.

This photograph shows Wyndham Street with St. George's Church in St. George's Square.

This photograph shows the Post Office in St. George's Square being demolished. Only the central tower is still standing.

This photograph shows a panoramic view of St. George's Square looking west.

This photograph shows the Ker Brothers business at 12 Cork Street.

This photograph shows the City Book Store at 59 St. George's Square.

This photograph shows St. George's Square. From left to right can be seen: Bank of Montreal; Tovell Harness Shop, after 1904 Royal Bank of Canada; Post Office; and Bank of Commerce.