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The funeral procession of Mayor Gordon Stronach enters St. Paul's Cathedral, January 4, 1968.
More than 200 unemployed construction workers picketed City Hall on Dundas Street, January 24, 1966.
The Golden Centennaires, the RCAF aerobatic-flying team, created for Canada's Centennial, arrived at London Airport, May 5, 1967.
Mayor and Mrs. Stronach completed emergency preparations of their home in October 1962 designed for survival living in case of nuclear war.
June 8, 1967 the Confederation Trail puffed into London for its nine-day stop the former CNR carshops.
The Royal Canadian Regiment trumpeters sounded fanfare in front of City Hall, launching London's celebration of Canada's Centennial, January 1, 1967.
Sod turning for the building of Centennial Hall, May 9, 1966. Pictured are Mayor Gordon Stronach, Controller Margaret Fullerton and Chamber of Commerce president R.J. Waxman.
Premier John Robarts seen here at the microphone with Mayor Gordon Stronach, snipped the ribbon and declared London's Centennial Hall officially open on June 21, 1967.
Sir Ralph Perring, Lord Mayor of London, England, inspects the Royal Canadian Regiment on August 20, 1963.
Muslim leaders laid the cornerstone on either side of the main door at their new mosque on Oxford Street, June 27, 1964.
Mrs. Lucy Little and her children cut the ribbon at the official opening of Harris Park, August 27, 1964.
Elections, Provincial. (October 17, 1967)
London Placenames and the People They're Named After

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