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This photograph shows Robert Stewart and George Walker in Wheaton Aston, England.

This photograph shows the Wells family, in front of their home at 25 Manor Park Crescent, Guelph.

This photograph shows a Wellington Lumber Yard advertisement.

This photograph shows the Wellington Hotel on the corner of Wyndham and Woolwich Streets. The proprietor of the hotel at the time of this photograph was David Martin.

This photograph shows a view of the Wellington Hotel on the corner of Wyndham and Woolwich Streets

This photograph shows the Wellington County Court House located on Woolwich Street, Guelph.

This photograph shows a float being set up to welcome home soldiers from World War I.

This photograph shows a float in the welcome home parade for the soldiers from WWI.

This photograph shows soldiers marching down Wyndham St. in their welcome home parade.

This photograph shows the Guelph Carpet Mills float used in the welcome home parade for soldiers of World War I.

This photograph shows soldiers being welcomed home after World War I.

This photograph shows a float being set up to welcome home soldiers from World War I.

This photograph shows a home on Waterloo Avenue at Essex Street that appears to have suffered extensive fire damage.

This photograph shows a wagon moving down an unidentified road, possibly Gordon St. South.

This photograph shows a portrait of W. G. Smith, Mayor of Guelph 1893-1894.

The image shows Guelph looking east across the Speed River. The Priory's bath house can be seen in the centre and St. Bartholomew's church in the distance.

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 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 Allan's bridge and the Carding shed looking south along the Speed River.

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