Guy Lombardo's London
A Tourist's Map of London, Ontario, Canada
courtesy of Doty Docs

Legend
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136 Queens Avenue, Guy's birthplace. Currently the site of a government parking lot. |
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202 Simcoe Street, Guy's second home. Currently a private residence. |
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153 Horton Street, Guy's third home. Currently the site of a retail beer store and historical plaque. |
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305 Queens Avenue, Winter Gardens Dance Hall where Guy played between 1922 and 1923. Currently the site of the London Public Library. |
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434 Richmond Street, Wong's Cafe and Tourist's Haven where Guy played in the early 1920s. Currently the site of a hair salon. |
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285 Wonderland Road South, Wonderland Gardens where Guy played two engagements in the 1960s. Currently open for dining and dancing. The Guy Lombardo Music Centre is also located near by. |
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The Guy Lombardo Bridge, named after Guy in 1979. |
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471 Richmond Street, The Grand Theatre where Guy conducted the pit orchestra for an unknown production in the early 1920s. |
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194 and 204 Dundas Street, The Loew's and Capitol Theatres where Guy performed throughout the 1920s before returning for two flood benefit concerts in 1937. The Loew's is now a nightclub while the Capitol still operates as a cinema. |
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276 Dundas Street, The Nitschke Block where Guy's father operated his tailor shop. Currently the site of Casey's Restaurant. |
Map
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