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Industrial and picturesque Paris, Canada
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[Paris] : J.S. Brown & sons, [190-?]
View from Cedar Bank, Residence of H. Stroud, Esq.
One of the First Views of Paris : The Town in 1855, From a Pamphlet Published in 1857; The Town in 1867
Town in 1855, From a Pamphlet Published in 1857; Town in 1855 From a Pamphlet Published in 1857
A Portion of Grand River Street
View from the High School
A Portion of Grand River Street
Paris Post Office
A Portion of Grand River Street
View from Capt. P.H. Cox's Residence, 1889, Showing River Street Presbyterian Church
The Sulphur Springs - Ealand's Park
View from the Residence of C.H. Roberts, Esq.
The R.C. Separate School
New South Ward School; Old South Ward School
Paris High School
Kings Ward School
Presbyterian Church
Church of the Sacred Heart
Methodist Church and Manse
St. James' Church
Congregational Church, Paris
Baptist Church, Paris
Panoramic View of Lower Town, Taken from Mr. C.H. Roberts' Residence
Panoramic View of Upper Town, Taken from Mr. H. Huson's Farm
View from the Congregational Church Tower
New Fire Hall
Looking North from the Nith Bridge
New Y.M.C.A.
Public Library
Bank of Commerce
Dominion Needle Works; O'Neail-Cherry Roller Mill
The Penman Manufacturing Company's Mills Nos. 2 and 3
Mills of the Paris Wincey Mills Co.
The Sanderson-Harold Company's Works
Premises of the Alabastine Co.
Works of the Paris Plow Company
Store and Publishing House of J.S. Brown & Sons
Arlington Hotel
"The Pines" - Residence of O.R. Whitby, Esq.
Looking Towards Paris from the Grand Valley Railway
Residence of John Penman, Esq.
The Ontario Portland Cement Co.'s Works, Blue Lake
"Hamilton Place" - Residence of P.G. Wickson, Esq.
View of the Town from Torrance's Hill
New Royal Hotel
Paris Curlers - Winners of the Ontario Tankard 1901
The Fire, September, 1900 (Looking South; The Appleby Block; Grand River Street, from the Review Office)
This digital collection was produced with financial assistance from Canada's Digital Collections initiative, Industry Canada.
"Copyright © National Gallery of Canada 2001"
