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      The History of Medicine Collection virtual exhibit is intended to provide an overview of the archival collection housed at Western Archives. By examining the correspondence, certificates, and pictures, we are able to gain significant insight into the life and times of medical students and doctors at The University of Western …

      The Faculty of Nursing began as an extension of the Department of Public Health at Western which, at the time, was controlled by The Institute of Public Health. The Department of Public Health allowed for the staff of the Institute to instruct both medical and arts students in science as …

      The story of a Canadian Nurse in World War I

      The Institute of Public Health Fonds contains textual documents and photos about The Institute of Public Health and Faculty of Public Health at The University of Western Ontario.

      When television station CFPL in London first went on the air in 1953, it was just the second private broadcaster in Canada. Television was in its infancy and people were just beginning to learn about current events from on-air news reporting. In June of 2002, CFPL generously donated, to the …

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      Historic plaque located at 472 Richmond Street, London, Ontario, commemorating the election of Rev. Benjamin Cronyn in 1857.

      Historic plaque located inside the Middlesex County Court House in London, Ontario commemorating teacher, archivist, and author Adam Shortt.

      Previously located at 80 Ridout Street South.

      Previously located at 661 Talbot Street. Plaque available by special request only.

      Historic plaque located at the foot of the King Street bridge, directly across from HMCS Prevost (19 Becher Street), commemorating local pioneer and bridge builder Isaac Crouse.

      Historic plaque located in Labour Memorial Park at the south end of the Forks of the Thames commemorating the Tolpuddle Martyrs.

      Historic plaque located at 1 Carfrae Crescent, adjacent to Carfrae Variety, commemorating the last remaning Supertest station in London.

      Historic plaque located at 184 Horton Street, now the Boys and Girls Club of London, commemorating the Brener Brothers Cigar Factory.

      Brief text also available in Askunzeebee, Siipuw, and Tsi' Kahyahatati.

      Historic plaque located at 1110 Richmond Street, commemorating what was once a toll gate.

      Historic plaque located at 10 Grand Avenue commemorating the historic residence known as Waverley.