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      This is a photograph of a parade in downtown St. Marys in the late 1970s. A group of women hold up flags, and behind them are a group of drummers. In the background, the storefront for Gianni's Shoe Store is visible. In place of Gianni's Shoe Store now is O'Grady's ...

      "St. Marys Public Schools."

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class.

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class.

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class.

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class.

      "St. Marys Fair/ Sep. 22 & 23"

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class. On the right, a crowd of people watches the parade.

      "St. Marys Public Schools."

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class.

      This photo shows downtown St. Marys during the St. Marys Fair Parade in 1921. Classes from the local schools are marching towards the fairgrounds in the West Ward. There was a prize for the best marching class.

      ...business...

      ... of the central business district, Queen Street, is from the intersection of Queen...

      This is photograph of a horse-drawn fire department ladder wagon heading west on Queen Street. The leisurely trot and the bystanders lining the street suggest that the photo was likely taken during a parade. Another photograph of the ladder wagon is dated 1912, giving an approximate date for this photo ...

      This photo shows a view of Queen Street looking west from Wellington Street in September 1919. On the left is Trader's Bank, which is now the Meridian Credit Union. Across the street is the White & May clothing store, which is now Scotiabank.

      This photograph shows downtown St. Marys looking east on Queen Street from the West Ward. There are a number of vehicles on the road. The Carpet Store is clearly visible in the building that now houses Thames Printing. The Miller's House and the Town Hall are also visible in the ...

      This is a photograph of a parade downtown St. Marys. The roads are unpaved, so the photograph must have been taken sometime before 1921. People are gathered on the sidewalk and street near what was then the Grand Central Hotel, Molson's Bank, and the Journal Argus office.

      ... a service station business here....

      This photograph shows a view of the southwest corner of Queen and Wellington Streets. The building on the corner was built in 1980 as a blacksmith shop for Benjamin Robinson. The building has changed its appearance drastically over the years, but still stands and is now Stirling Tattoos and Lai ...

      This photograph shows the northeast corner of Queen and Wellington Streets before the current post office was constructed there in 1957. There is a line of cars parked along the side of the road.