101 years, 1 house: London centenarian given heritage award for care of lifelong home

Growing up, Biddle says her father worked for the railway, as did most of the men on the street. She and the other neighbourhood children played and went to school together, and says the street, like others in London, was unpaved and became muddy in the spring.

A London woman who lived in the same house in the city’s Carling Heights neighbourhood for 101 years before selling it last fall has been recognized for her long stewardship of the property.

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