Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town?? Shawn Day

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Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town?? Shawn Day

“ Guelph had more taverns than any other town of its size in Upper Canada ” McBurney and Byers, The Tavern in the Town

Chronology Guelph is Wet Guelph is Dry

“Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town during the late Nineteenth-Century?”

Hotels

Guelph Hotels 1869

Macdonnell St. Whiskey Avenue?

Carden Street

Red Lion / Fountain House -1841

Royal Hotel

Royal Hotel

Albion Hotel

Albion Hotel

Victoria Hotel

Victoria Hotel

Central Hotel

Central Hotel

Queen’s Hotel

Wellington and American Hotels

New Wellington Hotel -1876

Wellington Hotel

Western Hotel, 1881

Ambassador Hotel

Diplomat Hotel

Union Hotel

Commercial Hotel

Union Hotel

King Edward Hotel -1905

King Edward Hotel

“Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town during the late Nineteenth-Century?”

Guelph Licensed Hotels

perCapita Liquor Consumption

Alcohol Preference

Sleeman’s Silvercreek

Holliday’s Guelph Brewery

Allan’s Distillery

Drink in Politics

Guelph Licensed Hotels

Chronology

Prohibition at Western Hotel December 1896

Drink Varieties Whiskey Whiskey Rye Rye Brandy Brandy Bitters Bitters Claret Claret Gin Gin Imperial Malt Port Appolonaris

Food Varieties Oranges, Lemons, Valencias Oranges, Lemons, Valencias Bananas Bananas Coconuts! Coconuts! Salmon, Haddock, Sole, Cod Salmon, Haddock, Sole, Cod Lobsters! Lobsters! Veal, Beef, Pork, Ham Veal, Beef, Pork, Ham Oysters, Oysters, Oysters! Oysters, Oysters, Oysters!

Dry Goods Fruits & Veg Meats Hotel Web of Commerce

“Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town during the late Nineteenth-Century?”

1881 Albion Hotel 1886 Western Hotel 1902 Victoria Hotel 1909 American Hotel

“Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town during the late Nineteenth- Century?” Guelph Didn’t Consume More of Less Than Provincial Average Guelph Didn’t Consume More of Less Than Provincial Average Changing Tastes Reduced Absolute Alcohol Intake Changing Tastes Reduced Absolute Alcohol Intake Miscount of Bars Miscount of Bars Province Consumed A Lot of Alcohol Guelph was a Temperance Flashpoint due to Producers, Retailers and Temperance Groups Drink in the News

Was Guelph a Drinkin’ Town?? Shawn Day