- 2026-10-08The main line of "The Great Western", from Niagara Falls through Hamilton and London to Windsor, was opened in 1854.…
- 2026-10-08As a youth in England, Archibald Belaney was fascinated with wildlife and tales of North American Indians. At seventeen he…
- 2026-10-08An outstanding example of Greek revival architecture, modified in the Palladian manner, it was begun about 1847 by P.M. Grover,…
- 2026-10-08A testament to the resilience of the Black community, the Guelph British Methodist Episcopal (BME) Church was established in the…
- 2026-10-08This fine example of classical architecture was begun in 1856 following the incorporation of Guelph as a town. It was…
- 2026-10-08One of the first municipally supported libraries formed in Ontario following passage of the Free Libraries Act of 1882, the…
- 2026-10-08This site was an early Indian camping ground, the Gull River watershed being the hunting territory of bands living around…
- 2026-10-08Following the American Revolution Sir Frederick Haldimand, Governor-in-Chief of Canada, granted to the Six Nations of the Iroquois a tract…
- 2026-10-08This school, built to accommodate 1,000 students, was the largest graded school in Upper Canada, and became the only public…
- 2026-10-08The founder of Kinsmen & Kinette Clubs of Canada was born and raised at 324 Dundas Street, directly across from…