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      "Skelly's Hill"

      Picturesque Paris, Can. St. Mary's, The Stone Town

      This photograph was taken around 1890. It gives a panoramic view of St. Marys from atop a hill on Water Street South. Farmers fields line either side of the road and three church steeples can be seen in the distance.

      "St. Marys, Looking South from Sarnia Bridge."

      "North Ward, St. Marys, Ont."

      "Sarnia Bridge, St. Marys. August 1908"

      "The Thames". North of Sarnia Bridge.

      On Copy 1 only: St. Mary's, Canada, "Beautiful for Situation"

      This photo gives a view of the North Ward in St. Marys. The photograph was taken looking North from Trout Creek. Both the Presbyterian Church (left) and the Catholic Church (right) are visible in this photograph. The picture is believed to have been taken by James Leary, a local photographer ...

      St. Marys Looking North From London Bridge

      This photo gives a view looking East towards North Ward from the Thames River. Water Street, Church Street and the London Bridge are visible. To the left of the image the steeples of both the First Presbyterian Church and the Catholic Church can be seen. To the far right, the ...

      Photo showing a view of St. Marys and Station Street. Church Street bridge can be seen along with an old mill. Note the change in the path of the river.

      Harrington Rapids

      Photo showing the Thames River and the dam as well as part of the North Ward.

      Photo showing the Thames River and St. Marys as seen from the Sarnia Bridge. The Grandstand on the Flats (now Milt Dunnell Field) can be seen as well as a church spire and the Queen Street bridge.

      Photo of a woman sitting beneath a tree. She is identified as Mrs. John Elliott and was taken in Lancaster's backyard (on the corner of 151 Maiden Lane). Taken from the west bank looking east towards St. Marys across The Flats (now Milt Dunnell Field).

      Nothing on copy of photo. Postcard: Bend from Sarnia Bridge, St. Mary's

      Photo of St. Marys (looking west from the London railway bridge). Trout Creek can be seen as well as various buildings (town hall, curling club building) and bridges (especially the Church Street bridge).

      The River Thames (St. Marys) near grandma's house

      Photo showing the mound at Westover Park (taken around 1906). This mound now has a chapel built upon it which is used now-a-days for wedding ceremonies and the like.