Celebrating John Galt Day: Honouring Guelph’s Founder

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Celebrating John Galt Day: Honouring Guelph’s Founder

Every Civic Holiday, Guelph celebrates John Galt Day, a time to honour the visionary founder of our city. This day highlights the rich history and heritage that John Galt helped establish.

Who Was John Galt?

John Galt was a pioneering figure who founded Guelph in the early 19th century. His innovative spirit and dedication shaped our city’s development, leaving a lasting legacy that we celebrate today.

Why We Celebrate?

John Galt Day is more than a holiday; it’s an opportunity to reflect on our city’s origins and appreciate the growth and progress Guelph has made. It’s a time for the community to come together and celebrate our shared history.

Explore Local History

To deepen your connection with Guelph’s past, visit the Guelph Civic Museum's Families Gallery.

The gallery, open from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM, offers an engaging experience for all ages, showcasing Guelph’s unique history.

For a more private visit, pre-book the 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM slot.

More details and reservations can be made here.

John Galt Day is a celebration of Guelph’s spirit and heritage. As you reflect on our city’s history, take time to enjoy the day and connect with the roots that make Guelph special. Happy Civic Holiday!

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