Allan's Mill

Allan's Mill is a historical landmark mill located in Guelph Ontario, Canada.

The mill was the first one in Guelph and was built in 1830 for the Canada Company on the west bank of the Speed River. Around 1832 the mill was sold to William Allan who removed the original wooden structure and replaced it with stone. David Spence bought the mill from the Allan family in 1876 and it remained in operation until it was rendered unusable by fire damage. Since its closure as a mill, the building housed a variety of stores and is now known as the W.C. Wood complex.