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St. George's Church from across the Speed River
St. George's Church was constructed by the Boult family, which Lyon married into through his marriage to Lucy Boult.
Guelph from Eramosa Hill
This is a photograph of houses on the Eramosa Hill separating St. Patrick's from St. George's Ward. The hill descends to St. Patrick's Ward on the right hand side of the photo.
Bird's Eye View from College Heights
On the right side of the photograph, you can see smoke plumes rising from the industrial landscape of St. Patirck's Ward.
Contemporary Photo: Former Guelph Carpet Factory
The former Guelph Carpet Factory on 83 Neeve Street taken from the Neeve Street bridge.
Contemporary Graffiti on the Side of the Mill Flats
"Remax: Watch Ur Back - The Ward" anti-gentrification graffiti scrawled on the side of the Mill Flats.
Graffiti on the Side of the Mill Lofts
Anti-gentrification slogan "We Hate Yuppies" scrawled across doors on the side of the Mill Street lofts along Cross Street. this graffiti, to my knowledge, has not been removed.
Contemporary Mill Flats Graffiti
Anti-gentrification graffiti on the Mill Flats along Cross Street. The graffiti has been taken down since, sometime in the last week or two of March 2013.
Contemporary Mill Flats
The Mill Flats looking toward the building's smoke stack.
Aerial Photograph of Harding Yarns Worsted Spinning Plant
Harding Yards Worsted Spinning Plant circa 1950. This is during the stage of highest employment at the mill between Cross Street, Neeve Street, and Arthur Street.
Present Day Site of Taylor-Forbes and W.C. Wood
A view of the site from the Neeve Street bridge looking up the Speed River.
Present Day Site of Taylor-Forbes and W.C. Wood
A photograph taken from Arthur Street of what remains of the industrial legacy that existed between Neeve, Cross, and Arthur Streets.