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    Premier Leslie Frost advocated for mental and physical fitness in an address to students at Central Collegiate, March 7, 1950. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London. Volume I

    The world's first "cobalt bomb" which used cheaper, safer, cobalt-60 rather than radium for cancer radiation treatment debuted at Victoria Hospital, October 27, 1951. London Free Press : from the vau

    Prince Charles School opening ceremonies, December 11, 1952. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London. Volume II: 1950-1975. REF r971.326 Gra v.2 p.412 (ill.)...

    Elsie the Cow and her son Beauregard appeared at the Western Fair all week in 1949. London Free Press : from the vault. A Photo-History of London to 1950 from the collection of The Western University

    Turning of the sod for Fanshawe Dam, November 23, 1950. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London. Volume II: 1950-1975. REF r971.326 Gra v.2 p.106 (ill.)...

    John Bruce stands before the inscription on a plaque at Silaom Cemetery honouring the Tolpuddle Martyrs, April 28, 1959. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London. Volume II: 195

    The grand opening of Fanshawe Dam was held on September 13, 1953. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London. Volume II: 1950-1975. REF r971.326 Gra v.2 p.110 (ill.)...

    Program for the Originals' Clubs Inc. Convention, at the Hotel London, Ontario, August 1-3, 1959. Archives Box #192