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This postcard shows a gathering at Exhibition Park.

This postcard shows lower Wyndham Street, Guelph, Ont. “Canadian Souvenir Post Card” is written on the reverse of this image.

This postcard shows Guelph looking westward.

This photograph shows a man on a horse.

This photograph shows the church of Our Lady and businesses on Macdonell street. The bottom of the postcard reads "Macdonell St. Showing the Church of Our Lady. Guelph, Ont . . Canada."

This photograph shows a view of the front and side of the Brooklyn Sunday School house.

This image shows a photographic copy of what may be a postcard. The photograph shows the Opera house with a streetcar passing in front.

This photograph shows a stone bungalow located at London and Stace Roads (Stace Road has since disappeared).

This photograph shows a portrait of Thomas Leon Goldie in a military uniform.

This postcard shows the interior of the St. George's Church on Woolwich Street.

This photograph shows the Customs Building in St. George's Square.

This postcard includes text written on the reverse of the print. The front of the print contains text which reads, "Excursionists at Lunch, O.A.C., Guelph."

This photograph shows Roswell Goldie as a young man in military uniform.

This photograph looks to the east side of the former City Hall building and the surrounding market area. First erected in 1856 on the Market Square, City Hall originally had a short tower on its top. In 1870, another storey was added.

This photograph shows Bell Piano and Organ factory on the corner of Carden and Wyndham Streets. Bell Piano was established in 1864 and grew faster than any other industry in the city until the business finally declined in the 1920's and went bankrupt in 1934.

This photograph shows men in white shirts and black pants and ties marching down Carden Street while crowds watch.

This postcard shows a theatre and the Wellington Hotel on Wyndham Street. There is additional writing on the reverse of this postcard. It reads, “The Valentine and Sons’ Publishing Co., Ltd. Montreal and Toronto Printed in Great Britain” is found on the reverse of this photograph.

This postcard shows the main street in Guelph. Methods of transportation is clearly visible in this image. In the background can be seen the Petrie building. There is writing on the reverse of this photograph. "Guess who" is written on the front of this image.

This postcard shows Upper Wyndham Street. The Bank of Canada can be seen in this image. A park bench is also visible in this image and the number 6209 in the bottom right-hand corner.