This photograph shows Mary Alexander with her work for the Guelph Blindcraft Bazaar.

This series consists of general subject files compiled by MacKinnon in her capacity as City Alderman. The records relate to most aspects of municipal functions and activities.

The subject files are have been maintained in alphabetical order as received from MacKinnon.

This series consists of issues of City Magazine, Canadian Heritage, Guelph Magazine, Canadian Entrepreneur, and Industrial Management.

These records are arranged by magazine title in chronological order.

Series consists of records related to city goverment and issues facing the City of Guelph. Included in this series are recorded City Council votes, City of Guelph budgets, municipal projects, city by-laws and provincial legislation, municipal employees conflict of interest guidelines and City of Guelph promotional materials.

These records are arranged by subject.

This series consists of records received from area governments relating to the planning function. Included are reports relating to residential land, agricultural land, the Grand River watershed, as well as comprehensive plans for the townships of Eramosa, and Puslinch, Wellington County, the City of Waterloo, and the University of Guelph.

There records are arranged by subject.

This photograph shows a doorway to Goldie Mill's core, located in the west wall. The craftsmanship of stone cutting can be seen plainly.

Here is shown the interior of the steel and wood structure of Goldie's Mill that remained until its removal in 1977. The photo demonstrates the complexity of wooden beams and pillars.

In this photograph, the Speed River is on the left side and Dunn seeds on the right. This section was burnt out and only the shell remained at the time of the removal of the south section. The architectural amenity was in this northwest section that was left untouched.

This photograph looks at Goldie Mill from the south. On the right is the scrap yard (Strome property) and the Speed River. The photo shows the mill just prior to the removal of the metal and wood parts.

This photograph shows a view of the west wall of Goldie's Mill, some of the working staff, and the float built by the staff in 1893.