More views of a version of Covent Garden Market known to many
Prior to 1999
Photo source - David Robinson
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The link below contains a Film of London Ontario Canada going from Talbot street to the park theatre on Dundas street in autumn of 1963…
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Aerial view of the Middlesex County Courthouse, Jail & Middlesex London Health unit building. Notice how empty Ivey Park is in the background.
c 1982
Image source - Middlesex County
Picture below is of Sam the record man at Dundas and Clarence streets 1975.
Image below is of the Huron House restaurant at Huron street and highbury avenue in London Ontario Canada in 1993.
Picture is of the mug house restaurant in London Ontario Canada at the corner of first street and Dundas street in
1991.
Adelaide Street overpass under construction 1962. View looks east along York Street. LFP photo. Historypin Western Archives.
Image below is of endless arcade in the boulevard in London Ontario Canada at Adelaide and Dundas streets in the 1980s.
Note the embassy hotel was called Sunnyvale’s before it was called the embassy hotel in London Ontario canada
Picture below is of ACE Arcade at Dundas and Clarence in London Ontariocanada.
In 1999.
The London Armoury was opened on Dundas St. in 1905 to much celebration. It was built after the former garrison in what is now Victoria Park, burned down. The armoury served as the headquarters for a number of militia units from every land branch in London: artillery, infantry, cavalry, engineers, and medical corps.
The inauguration of the armouries saw a crowd of 4000 spectators watch as the buglers of the 7th Fusiliers played. As a London regiment, the 1st Hussars were among the many who were based there. The armoury remained their home until it closed in 1977. A few years later it was turned into a luxury hotel. Following the closure, the regiments stationed there had to find new homes. For the 1st Hussars this meant moving to Wolseley Barracks, which remains their London Headquarters today.
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The link below is a film of London Ontario Canada in 1963. From Dundas and Adelaide headed to the park theatre.
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The picture below?
Waiting for tickets! That must have been a great concert! I'm just not sure who it was 😂 (Sam's at 216 Dundas@Clarence 1975±)
Pictures of the London Mews mall in downtown London Ontariocanada during the late 1980s
Picture below is of Dundas street in London Ontario canada
This photo was taken by H.G. Woods in 1906, shortly after the armouries were built
London Ontario Canada and other Canadian cities pictures and memories
Public utilities commission London Ontario Canada 1980
Watch this video first.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19hNXshz3i/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Then Watch “‘ this video attached below these
images in a link on YouTube:
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The ridout tavern located at ridout street and king street in London Ontario Canada.
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The
Friars two restaurant and bar formerly located at Wellington and king streets in London Ontario Canada.
Where the new Salvation Army building now stands.
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Above picture is the McCormicks building
in London Ontario in 1991.
Below is A view of Dundas street near industrial road with Clarke road at the top of the picture in 1961 a d.
Suspect
loses his mind after buying gas at a former Sunoco gas station on YouTube
https://youtu.be/JeJK3K-tlFY
Landscape for the mccormicks building before mccormickswas built.
Aw yes.
Watch that video.
And then consider this.
How superannuated is London Ontario Canada ?
In this image taken in around the year 1899 here?
Happy Mccormicks workers
Silversteins store accross from
The market in downtown London Ontario Canada.
SOMERVILLE INDUSTRIES PAPER-BOX COMPANY BUILDING
Here you see the Somerville Paper Box Co. in 1911. By this time, the business had undergone major change. In 1908, C. R. Somerville sold the business to a New York chewing gum manufacturer. Brothers J. K. (1867-1945) and D. H. (1865-1942) McDermid purchased the box-making side of the business from the American firm in 1910. They formed the O-Pee-Chee Gum Company in 1911.
Gift of Somerville Industries Ltd., 1990
Museum London.
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Call the office bar 2010.
London Ontario Canada.
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Remember when there used to almost be a gas station on every corner? And remember when gas was under 40 cents a gallon?
This is a photo of a Sunoco gas station taken by one of friends mothers from the south side of Oxford East, looking toward hus grandfather's Sutter's Sunoco gas station at 944 Oxford St. East. The car parked in the picture was their family car.
The photo was taken sometime in the 1950's, likely the latter part of that decade. Gas was 37.9 cents a GALLON! They owned the station from 1952-1970, when my elderly friends father retired at age 71.
Gas stations were plentiful in that area, according to my friend .
a White Rose, gas station at the corner of Stuart and Oxford, a Fina corner station at Oxford and Boullee, my friends grandfather's corner station of Oxford and Barker and an Esso station at the corner of Oxford and Sterling.
My elderly friend says he has super terrific
Great memories from those days hanging around his gas station as a child!
The picture here is of the forum in Montreal a day after closing the forum as a hockey arena . Farewell forum
And the video below is of foxes eating in a store.
Richmond Street and Carling Street, looking South-West.
Images of north side of Dundas street at Elizabeth street by the boulevard nearby.Below 
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