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      There are two copies: one with a pink cover and one with a green cover. Both are in good shape; pages have aged.

      Front cover is torn and dirty around left edge. First inside page is also torn on upper right hand corner. Pages have aged.

      In fragile condition. Front cover is torn around the edges; back cover is severely torn and has a tear. Pages have aged. This calendar was donated by Mr. M.R. O'Byrne from Saskatchewan.

      In very fragile condition: front cover is completed torn off. Pages have aged.

      Photograph is a copy of original. Photograph is part of the Walter Nowak collection.

      Photograph is a copy of original, which appeared in the 31 August 1978 edition of the Kitchener Waterloo Record.

      Photograph taken by Herman Lippert of Berlin, Ontario. There are two identical copies of this postcard in the Waterloo Historical Society photograph collection.

      See reverse for correspondence and postage stamp. Postmarked February 20, 1908.

      In 1852 Berlin (later Kitchener) was named the seat of the new county of Waterloo. See reverse for correspondence and postage stamp. Postmarked November 26, 1910.

      Black and white photograph of Victoria Park, Berlin, Ontario, showing a stream with a swan.

      Black and white photograph of military personnel riding horseback in a procession or parade on what is believed to be King Street, Kitchener, Ontario.

      The photographer was Herman Lippert (1886-1963), of Kitchener, Ontario. There are two postcards depicting this same image in the Waterloo Historical Society photograph collection (local identifiers P000375_c2 and P000375_c3) which have not been uploaded to OurOntario.ca.

      A photograph showing the same storefront appears in Berlin Today 1806-1906. According to the 1901-1903 Vernon's City of Berlin and Waterloo directory, the C.W. Hagen shoe store was located on the north side of King Street East, Berlin, Ontario, just past Scott Street. The directory does not list a street …

      The Berlin Public Library was opened on 8 January 1904. It was located on Queen Street North, at the intersection of Queen and Weber Streets. The building of the library was funded by a Carnegie Corporation grant. The Berlin Public Library became the Kitchener Public Library in 1916. The Carnegie …

      T.H. Rieder was the manager of the Consolidated Rubber Company and the father of Margaret Paisley, who wrote the note on the back of the photograph. The Kitchener Natatorium (indoor swimming pool) was opened in 1917, but does not appear in city directories after 1920. T.H. Rieder died in 1922. …

      Born in 1832 in Shillelagh, County Wicklow, Ireland, Thomas Pearce came to Canada at the age of twenty-three. He attended the Toronto Normal School and then found employment as first assistant at Central School, later named Suddaby School, in Berlin, Ontario. In 1864 he became principal of the school and …

      Pioneer Drive is in the foreground of the photograph.

      Colour, outdoor photograph of the construction of the Pioneer Park Branch of the Kitchener Public Library. The photograph was taken on 16 February 1989.

      The photograph was taken on 10 March 1989.

      The photograph was taken on 10 March 1989.