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This photograph shows Cardigan Street from Trafalgar Square looking north. House on the right was moved to the left about 1909 when CPR depot was built. House is now 42 Cardigan Street.

This photograph shows the Bell Factory on Carden Street from across Jubilee Park.

This photograph shows a horse and float ready for a parade. The banner on the float reads Peoples Mills Cooperage.

This photograph shows Guelph's former City Hall building and Jubilee Park.

This photograph shows pedestrians on London Road sidewalk. Picture taken at the Dublin Street corner.

This photograph of a drawing shows the son of Samuel Rife Sr. He was only 9 years old when he accompanied his father and John Galt to fell the first tree in what would become the future town of Guelph.

This photograph shows Goldie's Dam on the Speed River. The dam was washed away in 1929.

The Newton House shown here was probably located near the Great Western Railway station by Alma Street.

This photograph shows the Reverend John Hogg, Minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church from 1858-1877.

Known as Tyrcathleen (and later as Ker Cavan), Archdeacon Palmer's house is shown here in this photograph.

This photograph shows James Anderson, known as the "Laird of Puslinch," his wife Felicia Howitt, daughter of John Howitt, their son Andrew Anderson, and daughter Grace Anderson.

This photograph shows F.W. Stone who owned Stone's Store on Gordon Street. He also owned a 500-acre cattle farm which he sold in 1873 to the Ontario Government and which subsequently became the Ontario Agricultural College.

This photograph shows Lachlan McGregor and his wife Elizabeth Bell. They obtained a crown deed of land in the Eramosa area in 1826 and helped to survey the new settlement of Guelph. They are the mother and father in-law of Robert Stewart, Guelph lumber merchant. Both Lachlan and Elizabeth were buried at the Stone Church, Eramosa.

This view of Guelph looks west across the downtown from Horsman's Hill.

This photograph shows Robert W. Patterson Jr. an editor of the Chicago Tribune and son in law to Joseph Medill. He married Ellinor Medill in 1878.

This is a photograph of Dr. Joseph Medill of Persia, Iowa USA and his wife Nellie Scarr with their two eldest children Eden and Leona.

This image shows James Medill and his wife Annie at their house in Souris, Manitoba.

This image shows Joseph Crabtree a gold miner in the Yukon and brother of Annie Crabtree.

This photograph shows Joseph Lansdale who married Ellen Blahes.

This photograph shows St. George's Square looking south.