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This photograph is of a house at 40 Albert Street constructed by Matthew Bell around 1872.

This photograph shows the Boathouse located next to the Speed River on Gordon Street.

This photograph shows the Petrie building on Wyndham Street in downtown Guelph. The exterior of the building was designated as a heritage building in 1990.

This photograph shows the Guelph Civic Museum on Cork Street at Norfolk Street. The building once served as the Loretto Convent.

This photograph shows the Church of Our Lady. The church was designated as a national historic site in 1990.

This photograph shows the Guelph Armoury, near the Wyndham Street bridge.

This photograph shows the Guelph firefighters' training facility transformed into a "Haunted House" on Wellington Street.

This picture shows the entrance to the John McCrae Memorial Gardens on Water Street. The gates and walls were built by inmates of the Guelph Correctional Centre.

This photograph shows an English garden at the University of Guelph Arboretum.

This photograph is of the Speed River between Wyndham and Neeve Streets, behind the Wellington Street Plaza.

This photograph shows Graystone Residences on Waterloo Ave. The building once served as a bus barn for the Guelph Transportation Commission (now Guelph Transit). Previously the building was the car barn for the Guelph Radial Railway line.

This photograph shows the new City Hall on Carden Street. It was opened to the public in 2009.

This photograph shows the administration building on the grounds of the Guelph Correctional Centre (previously named the Ontario Reformatory). The building was constructed with prison labour in 1911.

This photograph shows the Blossom Express. The flowered train is located at the corner of Paisley and Edinburgh Roads.

This photograph shows the Speed River at Royal City Park.

This photograph shows the John McCrae House on Water Street.

This photograph shows the entrance to the John McCrae Memorial Gardens on Water Street. Pictured here is a close up of a torch which is part of the gate's design.

This photograph shows the carousel located at Riverside Park.

This photograph shows the Begging Bear in front of the MacDonald Steward Arts Centre. The bear is part of a larger sculpture park containing other exhibits.

This photograph shows the Peace Pole located at Woodlawn Memorial Park.