Picturesque St. Marys

    Postcard view of the Thames River up near Emily Street in St. Marys, Ontario.

    The St. Marys Town Hall was built in 1891 in order to replace the former town hall which had burned down 2 years earlier. The St. Marys Public Library was built in 1904 using an Andrew Carnegie grant

    Condition: Photo is in very good shape. Some silvering on left side, but does not take away from main focus.

    Coloured-in postcard view of the Victoria bridge (seen from afar), with the river in the foreground. The St. Marys Opera House, the milland even the Miller's house can be seen in the background.

    Condition: Dirty, some tears; some contrast faded; uneven brown and yellow tone with splotches, stains and fingerprints on image

    Condition: Very good - slight creasing in photo though.

    Condition: Very good except for creases at corners.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition. Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition. Duplicate is 2435ph.

    Condition: Poor. Very dirty and worn with a bent down corner.

    Condition: Very good copy.

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    This is a view of St. Marys looking south from the Sarnia Bridge. In this image, the Thames River can be seen along with the Victoria Bridge (Queen Street Bridge) that crosses it. The stack of the fl

    This is a view of the North Ward in St. Marys. Both the Holy Name of Mary Roman Catholic Church and the First Presbyterian Church can been seen in this image, along with many houses. A little bit of

    This image shows downtown St. Marys, looking east down Queen St. from the Andrews Jeweller's Tower. There are a few parked cars downtown and various store signs are visible, including McIntyre's Rexa

    This is an image of Lind Park, looking south towards Jones St. from the northern side of the park. Lind Park is located on the corner of Church and Jones Streets. The park is now home to a bronze sta

    This image shows various swimmers and onlookers at the Quarry swimming hole on the eastern side of Water St. S. Some individuals are in the water, while others are along the limestone ledge. Quarryin