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  1. London Collegiate Institute was constructed on our present site in 1877 and was destroyed by fire in 1920. In 1922, the new London Central Collegiate Institute was officially opened. Central celebrated it's centennial in 1977.

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  2. On Sept. 1, 1865 Bishop Hellmuth opened a private boys preparatory school called the London Collegiate Institute on ten acres of land on the north side of St. James Street between Waterloo and Wellington Streets.

  3. Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational School was the first institution to be designated a Collegiate Institute by the province of Ontario. In Ontario, collegiate institute originally referred to a distinct type of secondary school within the province's parallel streams of secondary education.

  4. Note also: When Bishop Hellmuth opened his boys school on September 1, 1865 on the north side of St. James between Waterloo and Wellington Streets, it was originally called the London Collegiate Institute for the first two years. In 1867 the name changed to the Hellmuth Boys College.

  5. The school, as it grew bigger, moved to Camden Road and then to Sandall Road. The site at Canons in Edgware was bought in 1929, but the school did not move there fully until May 1940.

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  6. Established in 1922, London South Collegiate Institute has long been recognized by generations of South Londoners as a school which provides an education of the highest standards, that is second to none in Canada.

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  8. London Collegiate Institute, school class lists : midsummer, 1866. Published [Toronto? : s.n.], 1866 (Toronto : Lovell & Gibson)