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    Clarence Thomas Campbell, born in 1843 was first trained as a medical doctor and became Mayor of London in 1905 and later Post Office Inspector for London. An avid historian, he was the first preside

    This undated photograph, which may have been taken ca. 1911, has been card mounted. The card is damaged along the bottom and has been repaired with tape. The handwritten inscription beneath the photo

    Thomas Scatcherd was a well known and respected London lawyer and politician. He was called to the Bar in 1848 after which he opened his law office in London. In 1861 he entered politics. He was serv

    Mr. Edmund Raymond was listed in the 1856/57 London City Directory as a hatter & furrier. The London and Middlesex County Directory for 1888 lists the business at 260 Dundas Street. Mr. Raymond died

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. The photographer's imprint does not appear on the card. There is a handwritten inscription on the back of the card. The geographic location given, is for t

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This photograph is undated. The inscription is handwritten on the back of the print. Someone after the fact, has tried to identify this girl. The inscription on the back conveys the struggle. Is this

    This photograph is undated. The handwritten inscription is on the back of the print. Caroline Elliot was born September 5, 1819 and died August 11, 1907. She was sister to Judge William Elliot. Her m

    The inscription is handwritten on the reverse of the card mounted photograph. This photograph is one of five similar sized, card mounted scenes of the Byron area in the London Room Photograph Collect

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph of an unidentified woman. It would have been taken by Edy Brothers sometime between 1883 and 1920 when they were at their 214 Dundas Street location. The ph

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. The image is erroneously inscribed as being the corner of King St. and Dundas St. The correct location is the north-west corner of K

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. Only part of it can be seen on the digital copy. The address for this building was 77-85 King Street. PG L2

    495 Hamilton Rd. In 1838, Samuel Parke bought this property and sold a two-acre lot in 1851 to George Pegler who “built” the White Ox Inn three years later. It is not known whether Pegler’s building

    Black and white photograph showing facade.

    There is a handwritten inscription on the back of the photograph. Dr. Robert Ferguson is first listed in the London City Directory at this address in 1897-98.

    There is a handwritten inscription on the back of the photograph.

    Mike Ward built this summer hotel in 1880 on the north bank of the Thames River, a little east of the Springbank pumphouse. It immediately became the centre of summer sports and was a regular port of

    The original photograph in the London Public Library Archives was used for the scan. Elsie Perrin, the daughter of Daniel S. Perrin was presented with a 68 acre estate called "Windermere" as a weddin

    Simcoe Street School, also known as Governor Simcoe School, was located on the north side of Simcoe Street just east of Clarence Street. Built in 1887, it was demolished in 1976. There are handwritte