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    London Public Library "A look into London's past". LFP Tues. Dec. 11, 1984, p. A8 (ills.) (article about the 10 historic James Egan photographs that were reproduced, enlarged and hung in the London R

   

    James Egan (1827-1919)(death). - London's first photographer; died: Feb. 19, 1919 "Mr. James Egan has passed away." London Free Press, Feb. 20, 1919, p.5 "James Egan, Father of London's Waterworks Sy

    James Egan Plants Trees. 150 cultural moments of London. REF r971.326 Bro. p.31. (ill.)...

    City and Vicinity. London Advertiser. My 10, 1876. p.1...

    This is an undated Carte-de-Visite from the James Egan studio. This photograph would have been taken between 1851 and 1878 when James Egan was in business as a photographer. The map shows the locatio

    This is an undated Carte-de-Visite from the James Egan photographic studio which was in business from 1851-1878. The photographer's imprint is on the back. The map shows the location of the studio wh

    "Echoes of Other Years: 50 Years Ago, August 13, 1909," Intercom. September 1968, p. 9...

    James Egan Photographs - Summary Remarks by Glen Curnoe at Official Presentation. November 28, 1984. Link (vol.7, no.48). De 6, 1984...

L.N. (Les) Bronson, London Free Press, 3 Apr 1971, 8M     - "Gananoque was named Thames", LFP. April 3, 1971, p. 8M.

    Illustrated London, Ontario, Canada: the pioneer period and the London of today. REF r971.326 B75cn2 p.116 (pors.)...

L.N. (Les) Bronson, London Free Press, 6 Mar 1971, 8M     - "St. Peter's school started slowly in 1858 but now prepares for its third building", LFP. March 6, 1971, p. 8M.

    Souvenir programme, International London Old Boys reunion. REF r917.1326 Lon 1905 p.19 (pors.) ...