"Remembering the Flood of '74: Building the Living Levee walking tour"

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Join McDougall Cottage staff for an enlightening Culture Days Walk. We’ll travel the path of the levee to explore this excellent example of human adaptation to flooding hazards and learn how the levee continues to preserve the community around us.

This free walk will leave from McDougall Cottage Historic Site promptly at 1:00 PM.

Pre-registration is required.

Tour may include hills, stairs and uneven terrain. Phones are recommended, but not required, to access photos of the sites we are visiting. No washroom facilities available during tour.

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McDougall Cottage Historic Site

McDougall Cottage, a c.1858 granite and limestone labourer's home, is located in downtown Cambridge in the historic factory district on the banks of the picturesque Grand River.

This cottage was home for more than a century to two families of hardworking Scots, the McDougalls and the Bairds. Today the Cottage serves as an interpretation centre celebrating Cambridge's strong Scottish heritage.