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The Unfortunate Man presented by Jay Wilson

Main Library Program Room

A compelling, true story of murder from 1889 told right where it happened. For adults. Please register.

Jay Wilson's love of local history combined with a flair for storytelling, makes him the perfect choice to lead this historical presentation.

An indoor, multi-media performance. Think of it as a walking tour whereby you never leave your seat. Sound Effects, and pictures complement the storytelling. A compelling evening of theatre.

Find out why Guelph dubbed William Harvey The Unfortunate Man. Was he insane or was this somehow an ultimate act of compassion? You decide.

As Jay recounts this harrowing true tale from 1889, reciting newspaper accounts and trial testimony, images and sound effects will complement the storytelling. A theatrical performance you won’t soon forget. Thrills guaranteed.

Health and Safety Protocols:

- Do not attend this program if you currently have or recently had a fever, cough, shortness of breath, or are feeling unwell.
- Keep your hands clean. Hand sanitizer will be provided throughout the library and should be used upon entry to this program.

By participating in this program, you acknowledge that you accept and agree to Guelph Public Library’s Standard of Acceptable Behaviour.

If you have any questions, please contact Andrea Curtis at acurtis@guelphpl.ca.

Alternative formats are available as per the Accessibility per Ontarians Act by contacting Communications 519-824-6220 extension 239.

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