1967 The eighth branch library, Northland (presently Beacock) Branch, opens in the Northland Mall at 1275 Highbury Avenue. 1972 The ninth branch library, Northridge Branch, is opened at 1444 Glenora Drive as an extension of the Northland (presently Beacock) Branch Library. March 14, 1982 The Northland (presently Beacock) Branch Library moves to a new building at 1280 Huron Street. 1985 The Northland Branch Library is renamed the E.S. Beacock Branch Library. September 16, 1998 The Employment Resource Centre opens at the Beacock Branch Library. June 11, 2005 A renovated Beacock Branch with an enlarged children's area, renovated meeting rooms and newly built reading room, opens. January 2009 The Library Settlement Project is started at four locations: Beacock, Central, Jalna and Sherwood. The project is funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada in partnerships with the Centre for Lifelong Learning, the London Cross Cultural Centre, LUSO Community Services and the South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre. June 23, 2012 Employment Resource Centres close at Beacock, Pond Mills and Westmount branches. Click HERE for a complete chronological history of London Public Library. | 
