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Allan's Bridge can be seen in this photograph, looking westwards from atop Horsman's Hill (the hill located on the east side of the Speed River).

This photograph shows Allan's bridge from the south with the Carding shed on the right.

This photograph shows Allan's Bridge.

This photograph shows Allan's Bridge.

This photograph gives a close-up view of the top of Allan's Bridge. To the left, parts of Allan's Mill can also be viewed.

This photograph of a newspaper clipping shows Allan's Bridge.

This photograph shows Allan's Bridge from Horsman's Hill.

This photograph looks southwest across the Speed River towards Allan's Bridge and Allan's Mill.

This photograph of the railway viaduct, Allan's Bridge is a photograph of an engraving from the Canadian Illustrated News.

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

This photograph shows a flood at Allan's Bridge when the Goldie Mill Dam broke in 1929.

This photograph shows a CPR train moving underneath the GTR track on Allan's bridge.

This photograph shows Allan's Mill at Allan's Bridge.

This image was taken from Horsman's Hill looking south west toward Allan's Bridge. In the foreground is Mr. Sayre's cottage now 30 Regent St.

This photograph looks north from Allan's Bridge. The Davidson and Fletcher homes can be seen on the right of the image.

This photograph shows Allan's Bridge over the Speed River.

This photograph shows the Speed River at Allan's Bridge.

This photograph shows the Speed River looking north from Allan's Bridge.

This photograph shows spectators watching the City Hotel fire. In the background at centre is Mr. Turner's house and on the right Allan's Bridge.

This photograph shows the Priory at Allan's Bridge, Guelph's first permanent structure that was later converted into the City's CPR station.