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    Albumen print mounted on grey card with XR1 MS A267003.

    The Cascade was at the site chosen, in 1820, for a sawmill.

    Albumen print on a carte de visite.

    Albumen print mounted on a carte de visite with an ornate gilt design. Image has faded.

    May 24th, 1862.

    Library is the brick building on the right, the post office is the stone building with the clock tower.

    Mounted on orange card.

    Left side of photograph has been cut off.

    Mounted on grey card with XR1 MS A267025.

    Albumen print mounted on grey card, with XR1 MS A267030

    Mounted on grey card.

    Mounted on yellow card.

    From Connon scrapbook.

    Reproduced in The Fergus News, no. 590; and, in The History of Elora, by J.R. Connon, opposite page 172.

    Photograph mounted on a grey card with XR1 MS A267005

    House is log with clapboard overlay. Written on the envelope of the glass slide: "This house, now occupied by John Thomas, is, as near as I have learned from those who remembered it, on the side wher

    Photograph is reproduced in The History of Elora, by J.R. Connon, opposite page 40

    Vera was the daughter of Henry Martin and Margaret Jane Fasken and great granddaughter of the pioneer Martin Martin and his wife Fanny Hollis. See The History of Elora, by J.R. Connon, page 38. Pictu

    The rubble in the foreground is from repair work on the bridge over the Grand River.