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      The CWAC No. 3 Basic Training Centre, opened in Kitchener, Ontario, in October 1942. The training centre was located in Knollwood Park, close to the present day Kitchener Memorial Auditorium complex. Prior to its opening, Camp Knollwood had been used for military training for men. The No. 3 Basic Training …

      The CWAC No. 3 Basic Training Centre, opened in Kitchener, Ontario, in October 1942. The training centre was located in Knollwood Park, close to the present day Kitchener Memorial Auditorium complex. Prior to its opening, Camp Knollwood had been used for military training for men. The No. 3 Basic Training …

      The CWAC No. 3 Basic Training Centre, opened in Kitchener, Ontario, in October 1942. The training centre was located in Knollwood Park, close to the present day Kitchener Memorial Auditorium complex. Prior to its opening, Camp Knollwood had been used for military training for men. The No. 3 Basic Training …

      Postcard made from a photo taken by Herman Lippert of Berlin, Ont. Image shows ruins atop a stone foundation following a fire. Date and location of fire are not known.

      Photograph appeared in the 1931 edition of The Grumbler, the Kitchener Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School yearbook.

      Black and white, outdoor, group photograph of Kitchener Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School girls' softball team. They are identified as follows: (left to right) Mr. W. Unwin, Hedwig Spiegelberg (possibly), Wilda Graber, Rhoxinae Houlding, Vera Bond, Marion Delion, unidentified, unidentified (seated), Mr. Toole, Nelda Molson, Viny Shantz, Marg Loree, Florence …

      The H. Krug Furniture Company was located at 111-113 Ahrens Street West, Kitchener, Ontario, according to the 1928-1929 Vernon's City of Kitchener directory. Please see P007079, P007081, P007083, and P007084 for H. Krug Furniture Company photographs.

      The H. Krug Furniture Company was located at 111-113 Ahrens Street West, Kitchener, Ontario, according to the 1928-1929 Vernon's City of Kitchener directory. The negative of this image is in the Waterloo Historical Society collection. Please see P007079, P007081, P007082, and P007084 for H. Krug Furniture Company photographs.

      The H. Krug Furniture Company was located at 111-113 Ahrens Street West, Kitchener, Ontario, according to the 1928-1929 Vernon's City of Kitchener directory. The negative of this image is in the Waterloo Historical Society collection. Please see images with local identifiers P007079, P007081, P007082, and P007083 for additional H. Krug …

      The A. & C. Boehmer Box Company factory was located at 14 Short Street (now Duke Street), Kitchener, according to 1931 Vernon's City of Kitchener Directory.

      Weber Hardware was located at 32 1/2 Queen Street South, Kitchener, Ont., according to the 1924-5 city directory.

      IHC catalogue number: 690

      Starting from the left side and standing in the back row, the following men have been identified: Rod Alyea, Horace Dahmer, and Jim Kehn. The third man from the left, in the second row, has been identified as Lee Marechek. In the front row,the following people have been identified, starting …

      It is believed that this photograph may have been taken near Kloepfer & Company, 107 Breithaupt Street, Kitchener, Ontario.

      According to a 1964 city directory, two Waterloo Trust and Savings buildings were located in downtown Kitchener at the following addresses: 69 King Street West and 305 King Street West.

      A storefront for Sippel and Hagen is shown in the photograph, which according to the Vernon's City of Berlin directories between 1907-1913 was located at 11 King Street East, Berlin, Ontario. The C.W. Hagen shoe store can also be seen in the image with the local identifier P000374.

      Photograph removed from donated album that once belonged to Reverend John Fehrenbach. Reverend Fehrenbach was a priest in St. Agatha, Ontario between 1912-1935. Charles Schneuker was a photographer in Berlin, Ontario between 1878-1901. He operated a studio in the American Block on King Street.

      Photograph removed from donated album that once belonged to Reverend John Fehrenbach. Reverend Fehrenbach was a priest in St. Agatha, Ontario between 1912-1935. C.R. (Chisholm R.) Lundy was a photographer in Berlin, Ontario between 1873-1884. His studio was located on the American Block, which was at the corner of King …

      Photograph removed from donated album that once belonged to Reverend John Fehrenbach. Reverend Fehrenbach was a priest in St. Agatha, Ontario between 1912-1935. George Seiler was a photographer in Berlin, Ontario between 1883 - 1920. His studio was located on King Street North and then moved to Queen Street South.

      Photocopy of the original only. Original image was in poor condition. The name of the factory is no longer visible on the photo, so the identity of the company is not certain.