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      Westover from the south (monitor removed)

      "View of the grounds of P.S. Riddell, St. Marys, Ont. June 1914."

      Photo of the old water tower located on the corner of James and Queen Streets.

      On Front: Town Hall Rannoch Ont Back: Dated June 8 (otherwise too light to read anything else)

      Memorial Hospital // St. Marys, ON

      Painting of a home located at the town line of Blanshard and Fullarton. This is a field stone house and is said to be the "home of Alexander Robertson and his daughter Mrs. James Highet. Later owned by her son James A. Highet and his sister Miss Ann Jeanette (Nettie). ...

      Merry Christmas Cousin Bella.

      Photo of a good sized log home surrounded by trees. The lawn is landscaped with bushes and gardens and the road appears to be lined with stones and rocks.

      This is a photograph of 50 Water Street South. It was built in 1921 and was a farm implements shop and later a warehouse for fruit. This building, along with the two buildings next to it, was restored in 1989 by Journal Argus publisher Lorne Eedy.

      This is a photograph of the row of three buildings on the southwest corner of Water and Jones Streets. The building furthest to the left is 50 Water Street South and was erected around 1921. It was used as a farm implements shop and later a warehouse for fruit. The ...

      This is a photograph of the LACAC (Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee) touring the row of three buildings on the southwest corner of Water and Jones Streets. A description from the Journal Argus Plus on July 17, 1989 says: "St. Marys' Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) took part in ...

      This is a photograph of the middle building in the row of buildings on the southwest corner of Jones and Water Streets. It is 48 Water Street South, along with the building to its right. A man and woman are riding in a horse and carriage in front of the ...

      This photograph shows two women and a man standing on farmland. In the background you can see a farmhouse. There is farm equipment out on the field. The photograph is probably from St. Marys but it is possible that it was taken somewhere else.

      This is a photograph of the southeast corner of Water and Jones Streets. A car is parked next to the closest building. The three buildings on the corner were the location of the Boat House Hotel and later, in the 1950s, the Forsyth Shirt Factory. The buildings have since been ...

      This is a photograph of the construction of the old Public Utilities Commission building that faced Wellington Street North. Later, a garage was added in the alleyway behind it.

      This is a photograph of the De Long Hook and Eye Company factory that was once located on Emily Street in St. Marys. It was a pin factory and produced fasteners and hooks for clothing. In 1958, a new factory was built on Egan Avenue to replace this Emily Street ...

      This is a photograph of an unidentified building. The building could be located in St. Marys or somewhere in the St. Marys area.

      This is a photograph of the stable at the old site of the St. Marys Fairgrounds on Queen Street West, which included a quarter-mile circular covered horse racing track. The track and stable were called the St. Marys Thoroughbred Training Centre. Ted Kennedy, an ex Toronto Maple Leafs hockey star, ...

      This is a photograph of the stable at the old site of the St. Marys Fairgrounds on Queen Street West, which included a quarter-mile circular covered horse racing track. The track and stable were called the St. Marys Thoroughbred Training Centre. Ted Kennedy, an ex Toronto Maple Leafs hockey star, ...

      This image is one in a series of postcards from the Reg Near collection. It depicts the Lakeside Methodist Church, which was built on the site of the old general store and post office. The cornerstones were laid 18 August 1915 and the first service was held in October of ...