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    Mrs. Ivy "Ma" Butler operated a rooming house in this building on the southwest corner of Queens Avenue and Clarence Street for many years. Two well known people who roomed at Ma Butler's were Walt D

    A handwritten inscription on the bottom of the photograph dates this portrait as about 1880 to 1885 and identifies one of the group as Ethel, approximately 15 years of age. The photographer's imprint

    Chief Magistrate's Family Shows Four Generations. London Echo. Oc 6, 1949. (por.)...

    Nancekivell, Agnes (Mrs. Harold C.) p. 10 Historical Series Scrapbook V01. # 13 ...

    Bert Weir & Sons Ltd. p. 299 Business & Industry Clippings Roll # 2 ...

    This undated photograph was taken by W.O. Carson, a photographer from 1897 to 1905. His studio was at 180 Dundas Street. This card mounted photograph includes the photographer's imprint beneath the p

    The wide knot on Judge Elliot's tie suggests this portrait was taken in the 1870's to 1880's. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Stre

    This is an undated professional quality portrait. The map location is 90 Ridout Street South the former location of Col. Gartshore's residence, Beechwood. The house was demolished in 1972.

    This is an undated cabinet card. The Edy Brothers were in business between 1883 and 1920. The map location shows the studio location at 214 Dundas Street.

    The Fitzgibbon House (sign by John C. Traher), the building still stands on the northwest corner of Richmond and Piccadilly, in this photo, there was a rooming-house above and a tavern below. Londone

    The First Congregational Church, later known as Beecher United Church, was designed by Thomas Tracy. The corner stone was laid June 14, 1875 (London Advertiser Evening Edition, Tuesday, June 15, 1875

    McLeod, Nolan & Company r917.1326 G1731 (In Gardner, H.W., comp. London, Ontario, Canada 1914. 1914. p.74)

    Gunner Austin Elmer Field (November 29, 1895 - March 2, 1992, buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, London, Ontario) Their Name Liveth For Evermore REF r940.40971326 The p. 63...

    Construction of Westminster Psychopathic Hospital began in the fall of 1918 and it was completed and opened for patients May 1, 1920. As a military hospital, it was used primarily to treat and rehabi

    This white brick, two-storey building opened on August 17, 1876, with Mr. M.J. Glass as the first principal. Within two years this new Petersville School was re-christened Empress School. This buildi

    Work began on Hotel London October 23, 1926. Built in Renaissance Revival style by the London Realty Company Limited, it officially opened July 25, 1927. The bar closed for the last time at 1 a.m. Su