Auburn Generating StationDoors Open Peterborough
New
- Guided tours available
Built in 1911, this Edwardian-era red brick generating station is one of the oldest in Ontario. In its early years, it powered the local railway and paper mills and drove the region's economic growth. For 115 years, it has continuously harnessed the mighty Otonabee River to generate electricity for Peterborough – using the original turbines and equipment.
Contact info
908 Water StreetPeterborough, Ontario
https://water.opg.com/sites/auburn-generating-station/
Architecture
Year built: 1911Building type:Historical landmark
Architectural style:Edwardian
Dates/hours open
Sep 12, 10:00am - Sep 12, 04:00pmSaturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

