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London Public Library has 16 neighborhood locations to serve you. Drop by today to borrow books, movies, magazines, music and more or download material from our website! Our locations offer spaces for individuals, groups, and families to relax, meet together and enjoy all sorts of art exhibits and installations. For your convenience we also provide free access to computers and WiFi. Why not host your next meeting or event at our Library! We rent rooms in 14 locations for groups of 3 to 369, with AV equipment, WiFi and a variety of setups to choose from. As well as being housed in a convenient downtown location, the Central Library offers various sized meeting rooms, the 369 seat Wolf Performance Hall Theatre, and the Rotary Reading Garden. From storytimes to computer and technology classes, we have free programs and exciting events for all ages. Located at Central Library, The London Room contains resources on the people and history of the City of London for your research.

London Public Library has 16 neighborhood locations to serve you. Drop by today to borrow books, movies, magazines, music and more or download material from our website!

Newly renovated, Upper and Lower Hall Rentals available for Weddings, Banquets, business meetings, Dances and Fund raising events. Full Catering services

Built in 1925 by John Smallman, The Windermere Manor is a faithful architectural reflection of Tudor, England and a fitting tribute to John's father Thomas, a founding member of The Imperial Oil Company.The Smallman family had a passion for breeding and racing horses. Down the path between the hotel and Manor House, there are remnants of an old stone bridge that was once part of a horse run that wound through the property. The original farm was a horse farm and cash crops were also grown.Although slightly altered, the Manor's interior retains the feeling of a by-gone era of warmth and luxury. The baronial splendor of the Grand Hall, with it's lofty ceilings, hand-hewn beams, oak balcony and welcoming wood-burning stone fireplace all echo a by-gone era of pageantry and privilege. The hotel is built atop of what was once the large in-ground swimming pool.

Grosvenor Lodge is a city owned, self sustained historic estate. It is a home and centre for non-profit heritage environmental groups.It is now the London Regional Centre for Heritage and the Environment. The LARCHE is administered by the Heritage London Foundation, a non profit corporation supporting heritage and environmental conservation. In addition to Grosvenor Lodge, HLF also operates the Elsie Perrin Williams Estate, another historic London property, as a reception centre.Grosvenor Lodge was built in 1853 by Samuel Peters. The Lodge was the Peter's family home for three generations, until grand daughter Leila's death in 1974.In 1992 a coalition of heritage and environmental groups, under the sponsorship of Heritage London Foundation, proposed, and entered into an agreement with the City, to operate Grosvenor Lodge as a public centre.