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Stuart, William

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-96
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This detail of a larger photograph shows William Stuart in formal dress.

Unidentified hunter

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-103
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows an unidentified hunter with a cat figurine in hand, rifle and game.

Central School

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-156
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows the Central and Alexandra Schools.

Congregational Church

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-163
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph is a sketch of the Congregational Church as it looked in 1840.

Ann McConnell's Tavern

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-175
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows the side view of the building that once housed Ann McConnell's Tavern. It is located on the south side of highway 24, Lot 4, concession 1.

Priory as railway station

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-184
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows the front of the Priory, Guelph's first permanent structure, during the time it was used the City's railway station. The Priory was converted into the CPR train depot around 1900.

Royal Hotel - east entrance

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-187
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows shows the eastern doorway to the Royal Hotel. In 1958 the original doorway to the old British Hotel of 1844 was closed off and the space used for instillation of the elevator.

Russell's Tavern

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-191
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows shows the remains of the fireplace of Russell's Tavern located on Lot 10, concession 3, Division 'B', Guelph Township. The tavern was built as a wayside inn by order of John Galt in 1829 on the south side of the great Waterloo Road (lot 10, concession 3, Guelph township).

Cockshutt Implements

ON00126 C6-C6-0-0-0-0-255
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[19-?]

Part of Archival photographs collection - Guelph Public Library

This photograph shows the front windows of the Cockshutt Implements shop with three men standing outside. This shop may have been owned by Harry Atkinson.