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This photograph shows the front of the Mickle House at 40 Spring Street. The house was originally owned by the Mickle family and built around 1870 in yellow brick.

This photograph shows the first Baptist Church on Woolwich Street whose cornerstone was laid in 1872 by Rev. Thomas Leslie Davidson.

Large stone building with porch on third floor.

This photograph shows the Guelph Fire Department in St. George's Square with mayor John Hamilton holding the reins.

This photograph shows the Congregational Church located at Norfolk and Liverpool Streets.

This photograph shows the King Edward Hotel on the corner of Macdonell and Wyndham Streets.

This photograph looks west down Macdonell Street at what used to be the Commercial Hotel.

The United Church shown in this photograph is located on Norfolk Street.

This photograph looks east from the banks of the Speed River along the Heffernan Footbridge to the houses across. The Heffernan bridge was built in 1896.

This photograph shows an unidientified stone house with an elaborately carved front porch.

This photograph is a portrait of James Alexander Goldie.

This photograph shows an unidentified girl sitting with a dog beside her.

This photograph shows the Congregational Church from a park area across the street.

This photograph shows the Central School in Guelph.

This photograph shows the Congregational Church on Norfolk Street and Liverpool Street.

This photograph shows four black horses dressed formally and pulling a caravan down a main street in a parade.

This photograph looks down streetcar tracks as they fade into the distance.

This photograph shows Viola Dickeson and an unidientified girl.

This photograph looks down Carden Street at the Royal Hotel.

This photograph shows a portrait of George Sleeman, Mayor of Guelph 1880-1882, 1905-1906.