Guelph in postcards

Postcards of Guelph, Ontario, Canada, from my collection, spanning the early 20th century to the present. Click on postcard images to see them enlarged, and on Street View images (where given; copyright to Google) to compare with the present-day city. Also, check out my Flash from the Past columns with the Waterloo Record.

Friday, 28 June 2019

The Prison Farm and the Eramosa river

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In June, 2019, the Guelph Innovation District was put on sale by the Province of Ontario . This bloc consists of about 330 acres and includ...
Saturday, 18 May 2019

Boating on the Eramosa

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The Speed and Eramosa rivers have always been central to life in Guelph. John Galt chose a site by the Speed so that the swift current of t...
Sunday, 21 April 2019

Elizabeth Carter, a deaf person's life in Guelph

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The year 1936 was a good one for the Evangelical Church for the Deaf (United) at 56 Wellesley street (east; since demolished) in Toronto. S...
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Saturday, 6 April 2019

Fatal derailment at Trainor's Cut, Guelph, 1907

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On 26 February 1907, the 2.50 p.m. train from Toronto for Chicago did not pull into the Grand Trunk station in Guelph at the expected time....
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