James Egan Photograph Collection

    The Middlesex County Court House, known as the London District Court House prior to 1850, was originally designed by John Ewart. This photograph was taken prior to the extensive alterations that were

    The inscription, which is not seen in the digital copy was added to the original photograph in 1939. PG L62

    St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church was formerly called St. Lawrence Church. The name changed from St. Lawrence to St. Peter's in 1856. The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939

    The Odd Fellows' Hall was located on the north-east side of Dundas and Clarence Streets. PG L45

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. It suggests the college was located south of St. James Street whereas the city of London map from the Illustrated Historical Atlas o

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. PG L21

    The inscription, not seen on the digital copy, was added to the original photograph in 1939. Belvedere was incorrectly spelled Belvidere. PG L37

    The inscription, not seen on the digital copy, was added to the original photograph in 1939. PG L46

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. PG L23

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. The address for this building was 103 Dundas Street and 399-401 Talbot Street (Historical Sketches of London from Site to City by Na

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. The building was demolished in 1941. PG L18

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. Only part of it is seen on the digital copy. Burridge & Company, seen in the left foreground was located on the north east corner of

    The inscription was added to the original photograph in 1939. PG L20

    The inscription, not seen on the digital copy, was added to the original photograph in 1939. PG L4

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. It erroneously gives the location as Richmond St. The Grand Trunk Railway Depot was situated on the south side of York St. between R

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. PG L12

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. PG L11

    The inscription at the bottom of the photograph was added in 1939. PG L16

    The Grant House was located on Dundas Street just east of Wellington Street. It was established as a hotel ca. 1886 with J.C. Grant, proprietor. PG L31

    The inscription, not seen on the digital copy, was added to the original photograph in 1939. Burns & Bapty was a clothier and gents' furnishing store located at 154 Dundas Street. PG L32