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

This photograph looks over Jubilee Park on the south side of Carden Street to the Bell Organ and Piano Company.

This photograph shows the Bell Piano and Organ factory on Carden Street.

This image is a photographic reproduction of a picture. This picture shows the Bell Organ factory, and was taken by Burgess & Son.

This photograph shows Bell Piano and Organ Co. employees in front of the factory on Carden St.

This photograph shows Belmore looking north. The framed building on the right (on the corner) was the hotel and the building in the foreground was where they held the dances upstairs.

This image shows the front of M.J. Brown's bike shop on Cork Street.

This photograph shows Bill Algen (left) and Walter Galloway (right) standing in front of a Robert Stewart limited truck.

This photograph shows Bill Walsh, shipper, standing beside gasoline pump at Robert Stewart Limited.

This photograph shows Bill Walsh, shipper, opening door of supply shed at Robert Stewart Limited.

This photograph shows Billy Walsh working in the yard at Robert Stewart Limited.

This image shows Guelph looking west across the Speed River.

This photograph shows the birthplace of Laura Lemon, a Guelph songwriter that wrote the folksong "My Ain Folk"

This photograph is likely taken from a book and shows Bishop Alexander Macdonell, Catholic Bishop of Ontario. The Bishop visited Guelph in 1827 and it is commonly believed that Macdonell St. is named in his honour.

This photograph shows the Boston Church, Esquesing Township, Halton County.

This photograph shows the Boston Church, Esquesing Township, Halton County.

This photograph shows Brock Road in Guelph.

This photograph shows a view of the front and side of the brick school house on Water Street. It was built by Caroline Forbes in early 1900s.

This photograph shows the aftermath of the Budd's Store fire on upper Wyndham Street. St. George's Church can be seen through the gap where the building stood prior to the fire.

This photograph shows a builder named Joseph (?) at the Ontario Agricultural College.