Accessing the Archives

Gallery

Search Archival Records (DAD)

Microfilm

Historical Item Care

Genealogy Research

Guelph 175^th Anniversary

Today's Programs
10:30 AM Music with Brian
5:00 PM Teen Art Central: Masks

Events Calendar

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About the Archives

The role and mission of the Archives is to acquire and preserve permanently valuable public and private records that establish, maintain and develop the community identity of Guelph and to make records in the care of the Archives available to the public.

The Archives is the unofficial repository of permanently valuable City of Guelph government records. These records include council minutes, correspondence, and by-laws as well as records from standing and special committees, boards, commissions, and civic departments. In addition to City records, the Archives acquires private records collections that are significant to the history of the City and document the social, political, economic, cultural, and community life of Guelph. These records include the personal records of community members, elected officials, and community organizations.

Contacting the Archives
The Guelph Public Library Archives can be reached in the following ways: By Mail: Darcy Hiltz, Archivist Guelph Public Library 100 Norfolk Street Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 4J6 Email requests by selecting here. By Phone: (519) 824-6220 ext.245 Or Fax: (519) 824-8342