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      Group portrait of twelve women and one man. Front row, left to right: Mimi Kuntz Haight; ? Wagner; Emma Kaatz. Middle row: Sarah Anne Snyder (married John Bruegeman); Mrs. J.W. Schneider; J.W. Schneider; Henrietta Urstadt Third row: Alberta Wagner; Agnes Dodds; Emma Anthes. Back row: Emma Geschler; Lilly Klippert; Leah …

      The Rummelhardt School, School Section No. 9, at 600 Erb Street west, was built in 1844 as a frame building. A second stone school was built in 1867. This is the only remaining stone school building in the City of Waterloo. The building has been used continuously since 1843 as …

      See also V-4-9.

      See also G3X. Saengerfest is a German cultural celebration with a focus on music and singing.

      Company began as Snyder, Roos Upholstering Company in 1885 on King Street just south of Erb Street. In 1903 the founders, Herbert M. Snyder and his brother Alfred H., and their two sisters and Henry W. Roos formed Snyder Brothers Upholstering Company Limited. Plant at 129 King Street South was …

      Born March 30, 1892, died January 26, 1977; married Dr. Ross Hamilton Wing, September 19, 1917. Later owned a gift shop at 2 King street north, Waterloo. See: http://generations.regionofwaterloo.ca/getperson.php?personID=I11058&tree=generations for details

      Oliver was killed in a train accident west of Sudbury in 1910.

      After 1842 building was moved to King Street West near Kitchener Collegiate Institute and where Grand River Hospital is now. The family of Levi and Margaret Carroll lived in it until Margaret's death in 1891. The Waterloo Park Board purchased it in 1894, moved it to Waterloo Park where it …

      See also C-3-1 for same occasion. Saengerfest is a German cultural celebration with a focus on music and singing.

      This is an image of a horse-drawn piece of farm equipment with a man on it cutting wheat in a field. The piece of equipment is thought to be a horse-drawn binder which would be used to cut grain and bind it into bundles. The farm belongs to M.S. Weber, …

      This is an image of a piece of farm equipment in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. This piece of farm equipment is thought to be an autothrashing mobile, also known as a threshing machine, which would have been used to remove the seeds from grain. …

      This is an image of the Weber homestead in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. In this picture, there is a fence-lined driveway leading up to a house and various other buildings, including a barn. This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which is a group …

      This is an image of a few cows out feeding and wandering through a pasture in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. There is a fence and trees visible in the background. This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which is a group of photos taken …

      This is an image of the residence of N.S. Weber in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. It is presumed that it is N.S. Weber, his wife, and his two kids pictured together in front of their house. This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which …

      This is an image of an auction occurring at what looks like someone's house with another building in the background, in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. There are lots of men and a few boys present at the auction. This photo belongs to the Reesor …

      This is an image of the Weber homestead in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. There are many buildings in this image, including a house and barn. This picture seems to be taken from a pasture lined by a fence, looking towards the homestead. This photo …

      Early photo of St. Louis Roman Catholic Church in Waterloo. The photo was likely taken by E.W. Edwards who was a local photographer from 1888-1891. Since there are no trees around the church, Edwards probably took the photo soon after or before the construction was completed in January 1891.

      There is a dark spot across the top of the photo. Central School was built in 1855 at King and Church (later Central) Streets. It was demolished in 1952, and MacGregor School was later built on the site.

      This is an image of the residence of M.S. Weber in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Both a house and barn can be seen in this image, though the view of them is slightly obstructed by some trees. There is a fence lining the property …

      This is an image of a young boy riding on the back of a cow in Waterloo County. Waterloo County preceded the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Another cow can be seen in the distance to the left, along with a fence surrounding the pasture along the back in this image. …