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A row of new houses on the eastern outskirts of Lambeth, May 1950.
Ask Alice: Mrs. Lucy Patrick a gracious hostess.
368 Dundas Street
"The History of Lambeth"
Lambeth Airport.
Longwood Inn, one of Lambeth's oldest landmarks was demolished in April, 1956.
A class at the former Lambeth Continuation School, December 6, 1950.
Fire at Lambeth United Church believed to be started by a faulty oil burner, January 17, 1952.
"Lambeth - Your Town From the Air"
Tractors lined up at the Lambeth farm of John Westeinde for a machine march on Ottawa, September 1968. 200 members of the Ontario Farmers Union demanded that the federal government place an immediat
"The Lambeth Villager welcomes Mary Elizabeth Walsh as the first inductee to our Centenarian Club!"
Lambeth tells the Christmas story.
A Service of Covenanting of Lambeth United Church, and Middlesex Presbytery, Feb. 26, 2006.
Ask Alice: City Airport closed following war, Part 1 of 2
Lambeth Village News.
Ask Alice: Shareholders backed Lambeth-to-London bus service.
The London Kings opened their Continental senior hockey schedule, October 15, 1974.
Announcing the Formal Opening of the London Airport.
"History of Lambeth Public Library - Part 1"
Recital by Students of Luther G. Jackson, June 9, 1955.(Program)
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Corporate Name: "Lambeth."
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