Canadian London Encounters
O Lonada enables the visitor to London, and those living in the city, to find key sites of connection with Canada, to make an encounter with them and hear the often remarkable stories they tell. Did you know that:
Indigenous Peoples
Sa7plek
Euston Station
Four Mohawk Kings
The Devil Tavern, Fleet Street
Tekahionwake
Steinway Hall, Marylebone Lane
Monarchs of Sea and Air
Bushy Park Totem pole
Trade
Canada Place - Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf
Mad as a Hatter
105 Oxford St, Soho
Canada Waters
Rotherhithe
Canada Club
Savoy Hotel, Strand
The Man Who Ate His Boots
Waterloo Place
Hudson's Bay Company
Hasilwood House, Bishopsgate
Migration
Canada House
Trafalgar Square
Two-gun Cohen
Petticoat Lane, Bishopsgate
The Bee Hive
60 Commercial St, Spitalfields
The Lambeth Poisoner
Storey's Gate, Westminster
The Fathers of Confederation
2 Victoria St, Westminster
Canadian National Railway
17-19 Cockspur St , West End
Women
Tekahionwake
Steinway Hall, Marylebone Lane
Maple Leaf Club
11 Charles St, Mayfair
Emily Carr
4 Bulstrode St, Marylebone
The Bee Hive
60 Commercial St, Spitalfields
Military
Monarchs of Sea and Air
Bushy Park Totem pole
Canada Memorial
79 Piccadilly, Green Park
Canadian Military Headquarters
2-4 Cockspur St, West End
Maple Leaf Club
11 Charles St, Mayfair
Lieutenant Colonel John By
5 Lambeth Palace Rd, South Bank
Princess Patricia of Connaught
190 Piccadilly, St. James's
Animals
Mad as a Hatter
105 Oxford St, Soho
Old Martin
Tower of London
Winnie the Pooh
Hunterian Museum, Lincoln's Inn Fields
Sport
Lacrosse Gold!
White City Place, Shepherd's Bush
Stanley Cup
130 Regent St
All
Canada Place - Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf
Mad as a Hatter
105 Oxford St, Soho
Canada Waters
Rotherhithe
Canada Club
Savoy Hotel, Strand
The Man Who Ate His Boots
Waterloo Place
Sa7plek
Euston Station
Tours
Robert Williams
Western Lonada
Charing Cross Station
Robert Williams
Eastern Lonada
Liverpool Street Station
In the boonies
Windsor Totem Pole
Windsor Totem Pole
Alexander Mackenzie
Stornoway