From guelph.ca: The Post Office on Wyndham Street opened for service on July 1st, 1936. It was then known as the “Dominion Public Building” for it housed several federal government functions in addition to that of the post office, including offices for the Department of Agriculture and the R.C.M.P. on the second floor. The name […]
Read More The Dominion Public Building of GuelphArticle from J-Source – a publication of the Canadian Journalism Project Former managing editor Phil Andrews reflects on the closing of the 149-year-old paper in 2016. Over its 149-year history, the Guelph Mercury was an acclaimed local newspaper. The careers of many journalists who went on to do bigger things were fostered there; the staff won a National Newspaper […]
Read More The Last Days of the Guelph MercuryThere once was a crown hanging over the centre of Guelph. 11/17/1960 The rising of the decorative crown in St. George’s Square in November of 1960. A truck with a tall ladder is on the left side of the photo, with a man at the top of the ladder. The crown is made of wire […]
Read More The Crown of Guelph’s St. George’s Square
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