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      The Waterloo Band Festival was organized by Charles F. Thiele in 1932 in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Waterloo Musical Society. The festival became an annual event at Waterloo Park from 1932 to 1940 and again from 1946 to 1958, known as Canada's premiere band festival. At times …

      Photograph of the exterior of 49 Albert Street in Uptown Waterloo. Currently (2010) occupied by a doctor's office.

      Dr. Philip A. Voelker lived at and had his office at 36 Young Street, Waterloo. Designated Historical Property.

      Photograph of the top of the building at 16 King Street south referred to as the Central Block. Building was constructed in 1881 by William Snider and Aaron Kraft.

      Exterior of the building at 21 Allen Street west in Waterloo originally housing the Waterloo Bedding Company factory, later housing Ontario Table and Chair Company which moved to Marsland Drive. Building was torn down after 2010 and condominiums were built on the site.

      Construction began in 1911 and was completed in 1913. The clock and tower were removed in 1956, and the building ceased to be used as a Post Office in 1967. The tower was restored in 1991, followed by the clock in 2003.

      Exterior of the Princess Twin Theatre and Cafe at 46 King Street north.

      Photograph of the house at 62 Albert Street undergoing renovations.

      The fountain is believed to have been built circa 1950 when Carling Brewery occupied the site. Over the years it was hidden by overgrowth, rocks and stones. It was unearthed and restored in 1994 by City of Waterloo parks department. Kuntz Park Brewery was originally on the site and also …

      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 corner of King and Erb …

      Exterior of the Commons, a shopping complex in Uptown Waterloo at King Street and Willis Way.

      Established in 1967, formerly on Belmont Street in Kitchener.

      Bowman House built in 1840 by Henry Bowman on the north east corner of King and Erb Streets and was initially known as the Farmer's Hotel. In 1867 directory lists William L. Bowman as the proprietor. In 1882 it was bought by Henry Zimmerman and eventually the name was changed …

      Exterior of the Princess Theatre and Cafe located at 9 Princess Street in UpTown Waterloo.

      Public square located on King Street south at Willis Way in UpTown Waterloo.

      Exterior of newly constructed condominium building on Regina Street at Bridgeport.

      The Gateway honouring Queen Victoria was erected in 1901 featuring limestone and brick pillars, iron gates and a wrought iron arch with electric globe lights.

      The sign for the Waterloo Stage Theatre at 24 King Street north.

      Opened in 1966.

      Exterior front of the house at 62 Dorset (formerly Water) Street on the east side at Young street.