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

This photograph shows War Memorial Hall located on the campus of the University of Guelph.

This photograph shows the Bell Telephone Company on Cork Street.

This photograph shows St. James the Apostle Church located at 86 Glasgow Street North.

This photograph shows what is believed to be the Joint Café on Cork Street. Colorful artwork is visible on one side of the building.

This photograph shows a car wash located on Woolwich Street. . In the background can be seen the Riverhouse Condominiums located on Macdonell and Woolwich Streets.

This photograph shows a building used as an arts venue on Essex Street.

This photograph shows the Village Cigar Company and Barbershop in downtown Guelph.

This photograph shows Guelph Little Theatre. The letters "GLT" can be seen on the exterior of the building.

This photograph shows the steeple of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Several months prior to this photograph lightening damaged the steeple.

This photograph shows a large-scale mural created by cartoonist and designer Gregory Gallant (Seth) and is titled "The Junkyard of Memory". It can be seen on the outside wall of the Bookshelf in downtown Guelph.

This photograph is of a mural located at City Hall and is titled "As it's Written." The mural includes an image of John Galt the city's founder, the Basilica and a young fawn. The fawn represents the Attawandaron or "People of the Deer" in this photograph.

This photograph shows a bike stand located at St George's Square in downtown Guelph. It was created by artist and woodworker Marko Barakoski.

Photograph shows an art installation titled "Sudden Garden" located at the corner of Wilson and Gordon streets. The Market Parkade can also be seen in the background. The words "Downtown Guelph" are also visible in this photograph.

This photograph shows part of the Guelph Farmer's Market Building.

This photograph is a mural of a Monarch butterfly located at the Guelph Farmer's Market.

Photograph shows the alumni stadium at the University of Guelph. A sculpture of a football player, titled "The Hand-Off," can be seen in this photograph.

This photograph is of the statute of a cow at the University of Guelph. The statue represents the university's agricultural heritage.

This photograph depicts a hydro transformer painted to represent the surrounding landscape.