Jenny's London & Southwestern Ontario
History, Architecture & Genealogy in the Forest City and Beyond
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
A Dundas Renovation
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Sharon Hassan, who's co-ordinating the renovation of 142 Dundas Street, has discovered heritage is pretty neat after all. According to a...
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Doors Open Highlights 4: The End of the Adventure
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Three more places I managed to get to at Doors Open: Brainworks, St. Luke's in the Garden Chapel and Woodland Cemetery. Brainworks, a ...
No Soap
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One of London's lesser-known heritage monuments is this reminder of the London Soap and Cosmetic Company at Clarence and South streets....
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Doors Open Highlights 2010: Inside Antiquities
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Doors Open also provided a chance to look inside the Antiquities Building. I had the shock of my life in there. This simple frame building f...
Doors Open Highlights 2010: Banting Bliss
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My second stop on Doors Open was Banting House National Historic Site. Now the embarassing thing is, I've lived in London 26 years and ...
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
London, Strut Your "Stuff"
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An Ian Gillespie article in the London Free Press this past week highlights one of this city's long-term heritage problems. The article ...
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
From Vanneck to Dunboyne
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Having expressed concern over the closing of Hyde Park United Church, I was pleased to see two rural United Churches celebrating birthdays t...
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