Enjoy this fun and delightful historical tour of London Ontario, while relaxing at home or while following the map and strolling along the riverside at the forks of the Thames River in the Heart of London, Ontario, Canada. Deb Rogers is your personal tour-guide providing over 90 minutes of video and great stories about London and some of the characters who contributed to its growth and colourful h
istory. Deb not only provides you with historical details but also personal and humourous comments. Have fun while you watch videos about Eldon House, Museum London, Thomas Talbot, The Battle of the Atlantic, Middlesex County Building, Labatt Park, Blackfriars Bridge and of course, London's first hanging! See a copy of the only known photograph of Peter McGregor, and while you're looking at it, find out why his daughter was named Georgina. Have you ever wondered why London is called "The Forest City?" This app tells you the origin of the name. Enjoy the bonus song which is Included: The Forks of the Thames, written by Londoner, Valerie Morrison. Listen to it as you stroll along the break-wall from Labatt Park to Blackfriars Bridge. Use this app while you walk your daily route along the river or when you bring guests into London and want to show them around our beautiful city. Teachers might want to use this app in your classroom to supplement local history lessons. Connect your iPad to your whiteboard and take your students for a mostly pre-confederation tour. The app provides information but also can be used as introductions for student research and classroom activity. Realtors gift this app to your London home purchasers. You can also use this app while relaxing on your couch as you take an historical tour of the river forks. It's fun, it's light, it's easy and it will make you smile. It is a large app because all 30 videos are included inside the app, which means you will download the app only once and have the content with you at all times - so there is no need to reuse your data to stream the videos each time you want to watch them. We, as a team, made the decision to include the videos completely even though it means a larger file must be downloaded and stored on your device. You will want to watch the videos more than once so instead of streaming them and using your data plan each time you watch, we opted for a single use of data plans. Check your space on your device before you download, you will need 1.54 Gigabytes available. It's worth the download, so if you don't have room to install The Heart of London app then delete some of those apps that you are not using anymore. Remember that you can re-download apps once you have purchased them without paying for them again. Enjoy,
Deb :)
Note: An updated version is currently under review by Apple. We caught a few date and punctuation errors in the original, plus we enhanced the table of contents. Purchase this app now, and you will be notified when the new version is available for download.