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This picture shows a residence located at 45 Surrey Street East.

The photograph shows the Albion Hotel on Gordon Street.

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 shows a stand with vinyl records and CD's. On the top of the stand is a hand sanitizer bottle. "Vinyl Swap Box A Give or Take Record Crate @vinylswapboxguelph" is written on the wooden portion of the box that sites on top of the stand.

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 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 depicts a full size mural located behind Angel's diner.

This photograph depicts a hydro transformer near or behind Angel's diner that has been painted. The wall next to the transformer includes the caption "Save the Bees."

This photograph depicts two trailers that have been painted various colors located behind or near Angel's diner.

This photograph shows the Bell Telephone Company on Cork Street.

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

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

This photograph depicts a wooden boardwalk close to the University of Guelph.

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

This photograph shows the Double Rainbow Café on Ontario Street.

This photograph shows a painting of Capistrano's on a transformer box next to Capistrano's restaurant.

This photograph shows car wash on Woolwich Street.

This photograph shows the chapel built next to the former Guelph Correctional Centre (previously named the Ontario Reformatory).

This photograph depicts a series of colours coming down towards a black church. The left hand side reads "Church of Colour".

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