"The Sulphur Springs Bathhouse: The Early Days and The Charles Dunnett Years," by Helga Ruppe in London and Middlesex Historian. Volume 23. Autumn 2014, pp. 22-36 ills maps
REF r971.325 Lon
The Sulphur Springs Bathhouse: The Early Days and The Charles Dunnett Years
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- Personal Name(s)
- Aitken, John ; Barnard, P.C. ; Benjamin, Henry ; Carling, Hon. John ; Clark, R. Cousins, James M. ; Crooks, J. ; Derby, Mr. ; Devlin, Robert J. ; Dunnett, Charles ; Dunnett, Isabella ; Dunnett, Jessie ; Dunnett, Mary (nee Macfie) ; Dunnett, Nena ; Dunnett, Violet ; Griffin, Amelia ; Harris, Amelia ; Harris, Edward W. ; Heard, Thomas J. ; Hunt, Charles ; Hyman, Ellis W. ; Leonard, E. ; Lisowski, John ; Macdonald, D.C. ; Mercer, Doug ; Plant, Jack ; Portman, Maurice ; Ruppe, Helga ; Vanderbilt, Commodore Cornelius ; Williams, James Miller
- Corporate Name(s)
- Carling Brewery ; Charings Cross Hotel ; Charles Dunnett's Tannery ; Cheap Book Store ; City of London Oil Company ; Customs House ; Dunnett's Rink ; Forest City Oil Company ; Korn Kobb Jr. ; London City Oil Company ; London District Postcard Club ; Ontario White Sulphur Springs ; Riverview ; Rumsey & Co. ; St. James Kirk ; 7th Fusiliers Battalion ; Sulphur Springs Bathhouse ; Sulphur Springs Bathinghouse ; Talbot Street Baptist Church ; Tecumseh Hotel ; Thames River ; Victoria Bridge ; White Sulphur Springs
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