ONTARIO

London

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London Ontario Parks

    During an approximate 100-year period in London's history that may be considered "park fever", the local populace and their elected representatives were responsible for the start of many public areas. Most were nature parks and gardens, many of which still exist today. These may be profiled in summary in the future. Below are links to detailed articles on those that came to have amusements.

• Chestnut Park (Springbank Park)
• Frolic-Land
• Queen's Park (Salter's Grove)
• Salter's Grove
• Springbank Park
• Storybook Gardens (Springbank Park)

    Note that the above links may also be accessed from the main Closed Canadian Parks Index.

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