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History Lives Here: The Evolution of Guelph Architecture

Main Library Program Room

Historian Susan Ratcliffe explores the evolution of domestic architecture from the Canadian Farmer to Victory houses and its impact on housing styles in Guelph. For adults. Please register.

Join local historian Susan Ratcliffe as she shares how modest architecture in 1864 and a desperate need in the 1940s influenced housing styles in Guelph. Learn how this could help with the housing crisis today.

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

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 and accept the Guelph Public Library's Standard of Acceptable Behaviour.

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

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