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      This church was built in 1848 on land donated by John U. Tyson. On 10 September 1851, the first German Baptist congregation in Canada was organized here by the Rev. August Rauschenbusch. This congregation was to become the forerunner of the Benton Street Baptist Church in Berlin/Kitchener. Worship services were …

      This farm is located across the road from the confluence of the Conestoga and Grand Rivers.

      This farm is located across the road from the confluence of the Conestogo and Grand Rivers.

      This gravestone is located in the Bridgeport Free Church Cemetery, 76 Bloomingdale Road, Bridgeport, Ontario

      Black and white exterior view photograph of an unidentified house. A man, woman and two children are seated on the front lawn, to the right of the entrance. The number "682" is above the doorway. A partial view of a factory can be seen to the left of the house.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      It is believed that this image depicts the area behind Acker's Furniture in Kitchener, Ontario, and shows the Dunker Building in the background. According to a 1962 Kitchener-Waterloo city directory, Acker's Furniture was located at 277 King Street West. Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges. According to a 1962 city directory, Zeller's was located at 33 King Street East and F.W. Woolworth's was located at 55-61 King Sreet East, Kitchener, Ontario.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Black and white photographic reproduction of a photograph of an unidentified, two-story house with a side addition, in what is believed to be St. Jacobs, Ontario. A fence is in the foreground and people are standing on both porches.

      Photograph appears on page 47 of the 1968 Waterloo Historical Society annual volume with the following caption: About 1890 York Scheifele operated a shoe repair shop at the 1968 home of S.F. Martin. Below the window hung bags of wooden pegs which were used to make and repair shoes. In …

      Black and white photographic reproduction of a photograph of the Wismer family home in Floradale, Ontario, with people standing on the front porch and lawn. A wooden fence and a building that appears to be a barn can be seen.

      Print of a black and white aerial photograph of Elmira, Ontario, taken from the 1952 Waterloo Trust Scenic Calendar.

      Print of a black and white aerial photograph of Ayr, Ontario, taken from the 1952 Waterloo Trust Scenic Calendar.

      Photograph appears on page 68 of the book "The Early History of Jakobstettel." Elias Weber Bingeman Snider purchased the mill on 31 December 1870. Under Snider's ownership, the mill was the first in Canada to introduce the roller milling system, which replaced millstones with steel rollers.

      The oldest portion of this house was built in 1812 by Abraham Erb, the founder of Waterloo, and additions were completed around 1849 and 1855, and sometime after 1979. In 1869, the house was sold to Christian Kumpf, who was the mayor of Waterloo between 1879-1880. Kumpf also acted as …

      Originally, this German Baptist church was a small log building that was later covered with white tongue and groove siding. The congregation that formed this church was organized around 1880 and was a branch church of New Hamburg. Cemetery records indicate that the church was most active between 1880-1920, after …