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

      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 Hawkesville, 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.

      Official Programme of the "Skating Sensations of 1950" a travelling skating show featuring Barbara Ann Scott which appeared in Waterloo on December 29 and 30.

      The Waterloo Trust and Savings Company was established in 1914 by Thomas Hilliard, founder and President of Dominion Life Insurance Company. In 1968 it was taken over by Canada Trust which later merged with Toronto Dominion to become TD Canada Trust. Seven pages and the cover.

      Four pages plus the cover. The Waterloo Trust and Savings Company was established in 1914 by Thomas Hilliard, founder and President of Dominion Life Insurance Company. In 1968 it was taken over by Canada Trust which later merged with Toronto Dominion to become TD Canada Trust.

      Booklet contains sixteen photographs plus cover. In 1857 William Hespeler, a merchant, and George Randall, a contractor, built what was known as Granite Mills in Waterloo, Ontario. A subsidiary to the mill was a small distillery known as the Waterloo Distillery. The business also included a dry goods store near …

      The church was built in 1890 by the congregation of St. James Methodist. In 1926 the congregations from St. Paul's Presbyterian and St. James Methodist united and became First United Church. The building was demolished in 1965 and a larger church built.

      This store was located on 102 Brock Street South. McIntyre's Hardware store was established in 1880 by Jacob McIntyre and was closed in 1958 following the death of his son Francis McIntyre. From 1911 to 1929 the store was at this location. Then, in July 1929, the Royal Bank moved …

      The Canadian Legion was established in 1939 to assist war veterans. They also sponsored senior intercounty baseball, junior and minor league baseball. 31 pages including the cover; see detail photographs for all pages of the program.

      Andrew Brown was a wood carver at the Globe Furniture Company from 1928 until his retirement in 1956. The Globe Furniture Company was moved to Waterloo in 1910 after 21 years of successful business in Walkerville, Ontario. Edward F. Seagram, Aloyes Bauer and John Letter found a location on the …

 Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1959     See EHS21657 for another picture taken the same day.

      This images depicts the newspaper publication announcing the sale of the entire Willowbank Herd of James Douglas and Sons. After the death of Stanley Douglas, the herd was completely dispersed on April 26, 1950. The original document was provided by Karen Richardson during a Scan & Share Day event held …

      This is the image of a Featherston fuel blotter. Harris Featherston operated his coal business from Cainsville, at the railroad tracks and Blossom Ave. The original document was provided by Marj Featherston during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on February 11, 2012.

      This is an invitation to the 50th Anniversary Celebration for the Onondaga Women's Institute. The original document was provided by Joyce Smith during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on January 14, 2012.

      Angus Mowat's recommendations for the improvement of the Cobourg Public Library

      This is an original poster with the announcement of farm stock sale in public auction in Markham.

      A Toronto artist, Wilson received formal art training at Central Technical School in Toronto. Following this, he worked as a commercial artist, taking classes at the Ontario College of Art. Wilson briefly worked in Detroit, returning to Canada in 1930, after losing his job during the Depression. Wilson began to …