The London and Middlesex Historical Society was organized in the year 1901. Its objects are to promote historical research and to collect apd preserve records and other historical material that may be of use to the future historians of our country. Its funds are devoted exclusively to these objects; there are no salaried officers.

The Public Library Board grants the Society the free use of a room for its meetings, which are held on the third Tuesday evening of each month, from October to April, inclusive, and to which the public are invited—admission always free. Membership in the Society is open to ^ny person interested in its objects, and is maintained by the payment of an annual fee of fifty cents.

Transactions in pdf format

Part 4
Transactions 1911-12 includes The Roman Catholic Church in Canada (Part I.), Imperialism, The Bar of Middlesex (Part I.), Earlier History of the Western University, Reminiscences of a Sheriff’s Office, The Bar of Middlesex (Part II.), Some Politicians of Early London, Ceremonial of Six Nations (Indian), Reminiscences of Mrs. Gilbert Porte, The Mackenzies of Hyde Park (pdf)
Part 5
Robert Wilson, The Pioneer Teacher, London Public Schools — 1848-1871, London Grammar School and Collegiate Institute, The Western University
Part 6
The Proudfoot Papers
Part 7
The Fathers of London Township, Bench and Bar in the Early Days, Gleanings from the Sheriff's Records, Pioneer Politicians, The Wreck of the Victoria
Part 8
Governor Simcoe's Tour through Southern Ontario, The Proudfoot Papers - Part II, The Settlers of Lobo Township, The Society of Friends of Lobo Township.
Part 10
The 100th Prince of Wales Royal Canadian Regiment, The Fourth Middlesex Militia Regiment, Fugutive Slaves in London before 1860, Biographical sketch of the Life and Times of the Hon. David Glass, Recollections of a London Military School.
Part 11
The Proudfoot Papers
Transactions 1909 - 1911
Settlement of London and First Bishop of Huron