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 Speedvale Mill. The owners of the farms shown in this photograph, from left to right, were John Pipe, William Hood, and Richard Greet.
This photograph shows the new Alma Block, located on the east side of Upper Wyndham Street. The fenced area to the left of the buildings is the site where the New Wellington Hotel would be built.
This photograph shows the original Raymond Sewing Machine factory located between Yarmouth and Baker Streets in Guelph. This factory was destroyed by fire in 1875.
This photograph looks east across the Speed River towards Arthur Street. The second house from the left is near where the Heffernan footbridge now crosses.
This photograph is a reproduction of an image from a newspaper showing the east side of St. George's Square with R. Rutherford's Store on the corner, where the Bank of Commerce was built.
This photograph was taken from the corner of Norfolk and Paisley Streets, near where the Guelph Public Library now stands. It shows the Raymond Sewing Machine factory on Yarmouth Street. The two houses shown here were built by Charles Raymond, owner of the factory.
This view of Guelph was taken from the present Cutten golf course and shows the Speed River, Gordon Street, and St. Bartholomew's Church on the skyline.
This photograph depicts the completion of construction on the spires of St. George's Church. The photograph looks east across the Speed River from Eramosa Hill.
This view from Central School hill looks across Norfolk and Yarmouth Streets towards Eramosa Hill. On the left of the image can be seen the Congregational Church and St. Andrew's Church and to the right is the Raymond Sewing Machine factory on Yarmouth Street.
This photograph shows the downtown of Guelph along Paisley and Quebec Streets taken from the Central School hill. Knox Church is prominent in the middle of the image with the new spire of St. George's Church being built behind.