Trails Open: The Ontario Reformatoryin-person Doors Open Guelph
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- In-person
- Guided tours available
- Parking
- Photography allowed
In 1912, reformatory prisoners built this wooden trestle bridge over the Eramosa River from Douglas fir logs transported by train from British Columbia. The Guelph Hiking Trail Club will lead 30-minute 400-metre walks (1,300 feet) (on demand) from 10 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., visiting the Guelph Escarpment and the dry-stone walls around the remnants of Guelph's original 1908 oak aqueduct.
Contact info
Meet at the Barber Scout Camp parking area (733 Stone Road East)Guelph, Ontario
E-mail: ghtccommunications@gmail.com
Architecture
Year built: 1912Building type:Historical landmark
Dates/hours open
Apr 26, 10:00am - Apr 26, 04:00pmSaturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.