| 1931, July 1st, Laurel CountyHealth Department opened |
| 1904, Local hospital started as an infirmary |
| 1902, Meeting was conducted for the building of the a Colored Baptist College. This later became the TB Hospital. |
| 1951, January 31st, TB Hospital had their 1st patient. |
| 1909, December 3rd, cornerstone layed for the local Federal Building. Building was completed at a cost of $82,294.00 |
| 1916, March 1st, 1st Rural Route in London |
| 1883, September 19th, Laurel County Fair was established at Camp Ground, 8 miles south of London. |
| 1896, May 11th, Ground Breaking For Sue Bennett Memorial School |
| 1951, St. Andrews Elementary School was established. |
| 1910, 1st Methodist Church of London was built. |
| 1954, June 19th, Decision to build London Elementary School; building was lowered 2005 after construction of new building. |
| 1948-1949, State Police built post in London at a cost of $31,893.00 |
| 1894, March 11th, The first 1st Baptist Church of London was built on Long & 7th Street |
| 1896, Parker Cemetery was established, later changed to Dyche Cemetery |
| 1841 to around 1910 The Sublimity Springs Hotel Resort was open for business |
| African-American Churches in Laurel County: 1st church in town was on 13th street around the civil war, 1861-1865, then moved to a church on Short street, adjacent to the Mill Street Baptist Church. Mill Street Baptist Church is the current location of the African-American Heritage Society. |
| 1908, First Christian Church of London established |
| 1923, January 23rd, Second 1st Baptist Church |
| 1912, London National Guard was organized (not the building). |
| *Timeline Info - "History of Laurel County" by Russell Dyche WPA (Work Progress Administration) State Highway Markers |
| 1939-1940, London's Black School was constructed on Mill Street across from West 14th Street |
| 1897, Sue Bennett Memorial School opened |
| 1804, Wilderness Road Inn built |
| 1882, First work train pulled into London |
| 1915, London Christian Church women started organizing the first public library. |
| 1920, Laurel County Library Association was organized. |
| 1932, Nov. 16th, Laurel County had first library building on East 4th Street. |
| 1950, Keavy & Colony Elementary Schools were built, these were identical buildings. |