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| East London is the location of the Argyle Seniors’ Satellite Centre, an initiative of the City of London. Both the library and the city offer a variety of programming for older adults. | ||||
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East London
Smoothie Gardens East London
2 May 2014 - 12:03pmGrowing a Smoothie Garden East London May 8 7:30 pm
Computer Help for Older Adults
27 February 2014 - 10:42amComputer Help for Older Adults East London Wednesday mornings 10 am or 11 am
East London
History
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The East London Branch Library is a light-filled, spacious location serving the Argyle and Crumlin areas. We are a place that you can come to research, relax, read, meet people, participate in programs and socialize. Our up-to-date print and non-print collections contain a wide variety of resources selected to meet your needs. Community partners who share our building are the YMCA (Daycare) and the YMCA (Camp Office) and the Argyle Community Resource Centre. |
| Historical Facts about East London Branch |
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March 5, 1908 The Finance Committee is instructed by the London Public Library Board to consider the advisability of opening a branch of the library in East London. 1947 The Argyle Community (formerly Eastwood, presently East London) Library is established. January 1, 1961 With annexation, the library acquires its fourth, fifth and sixth branch libraries - Argyle, Broughdale and Byron - and eight bookmobile stops formerly operated by the Middlesex County Library Co-operative. The Argyle (presently East London) Branch is moved to quarters in the Argyle Mall. June 25, 1986 The Argyle (presently East London) Branch Library relocates from the Argyle Mall to the Eastwood Plaza and is renamed the Eastwood Centre Branch Library. September 24, 2005 The new East London Branch Library opens in the former White Rose building at 2016 Dundas Street to replace the former Eastwood Branch Library.The library shares the facility with the East London Community Centre and a daycare and fitness centre operasted vby the London Y.
Click HERE for a complete chronological history of London Public Library. |
Parking
We have a large parking lot immediately in front of the Library.
Bus Route
You can get to us by London Transit Commission (LTC) bus Route 7 Downtown–Argyle Mall, Route 17 Argyle Mall–Byron/Riverbend, Route 2B Nat Sci–Trafalgar Heights/ Bonaventure, Route 35 Argyle Mall–Trafalgar Heights and Route 37 Argyle Mall–Neptune Crescent which stop within 250 metres of the branch.
Meeting Space
View all Library Spaces at London Public Library: Meeting Rooms, Study and Music Practice Rooms and Wolf Performance Hall.
For more information and to rent or reserve a meeting room, contact Meetings and Events Services staff at (519)-661-5120 or meetingsandevents@lpl.ca
At the Library
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In addition to lending, reference, reader's advisory and community referral services, we offer computer workstations with access to the Internet as well as software and electronic resources. Find out more about:
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