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    Assistant Foreman William Seccombe, killed in City Hotel Fire, 1908. "London South: looking for the past", p.26 (ill.) (Archive Box #98A) ...

   

   

   

   

   

    East of Adelaide: Photographs of commercial, industrial and working-class urban Ontario 1905-1930. REF r779.0971326 Noo p.117 (ill.)

    1 Photograph Size: Width 24cm Height 15.1 cm Condition Assessment: Excellent

    London Fire trucks on King Street, circa 1915. London Free Press : from the vault. A Photo-History of London to 1950 from the collection of The Western University Archive. REF r971.326 Gra p.121 (ill

    East of Adelaide: Photographs of commercial, industrial and working-class urban Ontario 1905-1930. REF r779.0971326 Noo p.116 (ill.)

    Firemen at No.4 Fire Hall salute hearse carrying firefighter James Moir, 1949. London Free Press : from the vault. A Photo-History of London to 1950 from the collection of The Western University Arch

    Around London 1900-1950 : a picture history. REF r917.1326 C934 p.27 (ill.)...

    Western Fair museum exhibit marks 130 years of fire fighting. The Londoner. Mr 27, 2003. p.5. (ill.)...

    Tragedy struck when one of three boys rowing on the Thames River above the Springbank Dam drowned, July 13. 1950. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London. Volume II: 1950-1975.

    In 1950, the London Lions Club displayed a car built for a 14 year old polio victim. The car was retrofitted to allow Joe to drive to school and visit friends. London Free Press : from the vault : a

   

    Clock of old death ship ticking at university. - London Free Press. No 25, 1935. p.1

    Firemen pose at the East End Fire Hall, September 26, 1949. London Free Press : from the vault. A Photo-History of London to 1950 from the collection of The Western University Archive. REF r971.326 G

    Around London 1900-1950 : a picture history. REF r917.1326 C934 p.52 (ills.)...