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      Poster with photograph of John B. Fischer, Mayor of Waterloo 1908, 1912 and 1913 with names of council beneath.

      Poster with photograph of Andrew Weidenhammer, Mayor of Waterloo in 1909 with names of council members underneath.

      See E-1-6 for partial section to the left. See G-1-5 for partial section to the right.

      Photograph is part of the Waterloo Music Company Limited collection. Published in "The Golden Jubilee of the Waterloo Musical Society Band, 1882-1932: Official Syllabus and Band History", V-2-11. Photograph is dated prior to the establishment of the Waterloo Musical Society on January 27, 1882.

      First original wood frame church building at King and Bridgeport Road (formerly Cedar and Laurel Street) constructed in 1837. The structure was torn down and the land sold to the federal government in 1882, and this second larger, brick church was constructed. This building was destroyed by fire on November …

      First original wood frame church building at King and Bridgeport Road (formerly Cedar and Laurel Street)constructed in 1837. The structure was torn down and the land sold to the federal government in 1882, and this second larger, brick church was constructed. This building was destroyed by fire on November 2, …

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      The Waterloo Mutual Insurance Company was established in 1863 as the Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Company. In 1952 it began handling all types of insurance and the "fire" was dropped from the name. In 1980 Waterloo Mutual joined the Economical Insurance Group and changed its name to Waterloo Insurance Company. …

      The original portion of the house was built in 1812; Abraham's widow, Magdalena sold it Barnabas Devitt (Erb's adopted son) in 1835; an addition was built about 1849; in 1851 the property was purchased by Elias Snider then sold to John Hoffman who likely built the second addition including a …

      See Detail photograph for the Seagram men.

      Called Waterloo Lutheran Seminary from 1911-1925; then became known as Waterloo College until 1960 when it became Waterloo Lutheran Seminary with two divisions: Waterloo University College and Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Became Wilfrid Laurier University in 1973. See Detail photograph for rest of the building.

      After 1842 building was moved to King Street West near Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate & Vocational School (KCI), where the family of Levi and Margaret Carroll lived in it until 1891. It was purchased by the Waterloo Park Board in 1894, moved to Waterloo Park and is now fully restored. Sign above …

      Exterior photo of the Benjamin Devitt house that was built in 1867. The house was located on the south-eastern corner of the Erb and Willow Street intersection. The house has since been demolished.

      The Waterloo Lawn Bowling Club was located in the area of Dupont and Regina Streets.

      The house was built in 1850 in a style typical of Pennsylvania German architecture. The property was purchased by the University of Waterloo in 1965. Unfortunately before restoration could take place, the house was gutted by fire. Plans for restoration continued with involvement and planning by the University of Waterloo …

      Group of nine men posing wearing suits and ties. Back row, left to right: Jacob Niergarth; (?); George Snider; "Butch" Nahrgang. Front row, left to right: Fred Froelich; Alex Sehl; (?); (?); ? Mickus.

      The covered grandstand was built by Alois Bauer in 1894 and accomodated spectators for local sports events, bicycle, motorcycle and dog races. The grandstand was sold to the Town in 1920 by the Waterloo Grandstand Company. It was demolished in 1953.

      Names are printed underneath the photographs. See Detail photographs for closer view of the image.

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      Group of men standing by a well drilling rig with water gushing out of the ground. None are identified.