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London, Ontario recent comments:

  • Aeolian Hall, 2008 (guest) wrote 2 months ago:
    ♥︎♥︎♥︎♥︎♥︎ I love this place it's beautiful giant architecture
  • Rona, Mark (guest) wrote 2 years ago:
    Closed
  • Parkwood Hospital, heather (guest) wrote 4 years ago:
    I just want a MAP !!!!! No idea where entrance 2, Zone C is !!!!~!
  • Hyde Park, Anthony (guest) wrote 6 years ago:
    The city of London did their best to kill off any business in the village of Hyde Park with never ending road closures and construction a bunch of years back. Your map above placing Hyde Park south of Whitehills when it actually use to go from about the corner of Hyde Park Road and Gainsborough west to the London/Lobo township line (Vanneck Rd).
  • London Fire Station No. 7, me (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Demo'ed now on webster street
  • Reginald Cooper Square, Mikey (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    Amazing place with an incredible amount of activities taking place every week. One of the most used public spaces in the city. Great place to see if you are visiting london .
  • Ramshackelton's place - 1puglife, Wills half brother from another (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    WTF is this even linked to Pug1? Tree Dicks are NOT 1puglife. Here is the Tree Dicks Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCndhFNmyvQ-nomA_ZsO3lww
  • Korean Grocery Store, Graham Denham (guest) wrote 10 years ago:
    closed in 2013
  • Basil Grover Park, Butch McLarty wrote 11 years ago:
    Ever wonder who "Basil Grover Park" atop Winery Hill at the southwest corner of Commissioners Road West and Wharncliffe Road South was named after? Basil William George Grover, OBE (1911-1956) www.canadiansoldiers.com, 29 Oct 2004 Basil William George Grover went overseas with 1st Canadian Divisional Signals in December 1939; after a period as a company officer he was appointed adjutant, and in January 1941 became Assistant Chief Signals Officer for I Canadian Corps. In April 1942 he was appointed C.1 Signals, First Canadian Army. The citation for his OBE, awarded in June 1943, reads: "Lieutenant Colonel Grover possesses outstanding organizing and directive ability. Perhaps more than any other officer in Riyal Canadian Signals he has been responsible for the successful expansion of Canadian signals from the small organization of a divisional signals to the present communication service of the army. He has given long hours of tedious and arduous work without showing the least sign of fatigue or loss of keenness. All commanding officers and all staff officers with whom he woks express their confidence in him and value his advice. It is true to say that he has made an outstanding contribution to the work of his Corps and the Canadian Army as a whole. After being made Officer of the Order of the British Empire, he was appointed Commander of 1 Canadian Infantry Division Signals, where he remained for the rest of the war. He received a Mentioned in Despatches in October 1945." A park atop Winery Hill near Communications Road and the TV tower is perfect to name after Basil Grover since Commander Grover was a signal corps (communications) soldier.
  • Southwest Optimist Park, Leftoverpasta (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Shs
  • Northridge Public School, PM (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    Horrible school run by horrible corrupt teachers. A.B. Lucas was a blessing. I am still getting counselling years later for what happened at this bad place. Parents -- do yourself a favor and send your kids to catholic school! St Marks is right around the corner and it's acceptable.
  • Manor Park, Menno Meijer (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    The map is incorrect. Manor Park is situated wholly south of Tecumseh Avenue. North of Tecumseh Avenue on the map shown, is Highland Park. Hence the name Manor and Highland Park Public School on the former school building.
  • 756 Kipps Lane, building (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    building
  • Budweiser Gardens, inimrepus wrote 12 years ago:
    Name was changed in 2012.
  • Greenhills Golf Club, JH (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    With small rolling hills, Greenhills Golf Course offers a great area for tobogganing in the winter season.
  • Byron Gravel Pit, Alex (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    This is the 16th largest gravel pit in Canada. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron,_Ontario http://www.panoramio.com/photo/55541143
  • Ed Blake Park, London, Ontario, Amber (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    There is also a brand new splash pad, bike/walking paths, washroom facilities, and a playground area.
  • H.M.C.S. Prevost, Guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    I'll never forget how I was treated there. Most of the people there were two-faced backstabbing pieces of sh*t! They have no real sense of honour or common decency.
  • Walmart, maureen riley (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    two hours gone-I have contacted all three Walmart stores in London looking for a Summer Escapes 10 ft. steel frame swimming pool (99.97). I have been on hold repeatedly at the Wellington Rd. and Fanshawe Park road--at Fanshawe store someone went to check the stock and never returned. At one point I was connected with the photography section. Deb, the supervisor of toy section at the Clarke Road store told me I could not order the pool because "those decisions were made by head office". I will contact head office now but I have a feeling that ordering a small swimming pool is not on their corporate to do list. Can anyone help me with this....Maureen Riley, London, Ontario, 519 457-8414 mriley@rogers.com
  • Salvation Army Children's Villiage, Rick M (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    I also lived at the village for about a year around 1980.. Was a great place with amazing staff. ray Dryer recently passed. He work there in the 80s even though he was staff and i was just one of the kids.. he became one of my best friends in life and had the honor to be the last one to speak to him before his passing.