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    Postcards from an album donated by Jane (O'Rourke) Peters on October 20th, 2003

    The St. Marys Museum has many photos that came to us with no names or history. Maybe you might know who someone is!!!

    Various views of the downtown core.

    Photos of houses that were once in St. Marys, or still exist today.

    People who did great things in St. Marys; People who were born in St. Marys and went on to great things elsewhere and other residents who are a part of St. Marys history.

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    It's thanks to the railway that St. Marys prospered the way it did in the beginning!

    Various picturesque views of St. Marys.

    The buildings and the people that have helped make St. Marys what it is.

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    Photos of schools, classes, teachers and students. Can you identify anybody in these photos? Can you find yourself?

    Both the Thames River and Trout Creek have been popular subjects of photography as long as St. Marys has been around.

    Not all the photos in the St. Marys Museum photo collection are taken in St. Marys. Here you will find some interesting pictures we still wanted to include on the Picture St. Marys site.

    Pictures over the years of the Tracy House and of the people who have worked for the Museum.

    Photos that show the St. Marys Public Library, built in 1905 thanks to an Andrew Carnegie grant of $10,000.

    Floods, tornadoes and other such "disasters" that get people out with their cameras to record what happened!

    With St. Marys having its own Opera House, and the Stratford Festival only a short distance away, theatre has been a large part of St. Marys.