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      Colour photograph of Ryan Taylor, a librarian at the Kitchener Public Library, and Kathryn Hansuld Lamb, a local historian and journalist. Ryan is seated on the left and Kathryn is standing.

      Charles Bignell is listed as a constable for the first time in the 1941 Vernon's City of Kitchener directory. Photograph is in poor condition.

      The Young Men's Christian Association building was opened in 1922 and demolished in March 1988. For additional images of YMCA building, see images with local identifiers: P008338 - P008340, P008342-P008343 and P008345-P008347.

      Colour photograph of Ryan Taylor, who was a librarian at the Kitchener Public Library, seated at a table in the Grace Schmidt Room of Local History.

      Black and white photograph of the Grace Schmidt Room of Local History at the Kitchener Public Library. The photograph was taken on the day of its opening on 14 October 1984.

      A copy of this photograph exists in the KPL collection, but has not been uploaded.

      Black and white photograph of Grace Schmidt speaking at the opening of the Grace Schmidt Room of Local History, Kitchener Public Library, on 14 October 1984. In the row immediately behind Grace, the following people are seated from left to right: Susan Hoffman, Lynn Matthews, Reverend Erich Schultz, and Mayor …

      Black and white photograph of Susan Hoffman and Grace Schmidt speaking with an unidentified person at the opening of the Grace Schmidt Room of Local History at the Kitchener Public Library on 14 October 1984.

      Color photograph of Kitchener Public Library Chief Librarian, Lynn Matthews, speaking at the retirement party of Grace Schmidt in October 1980. Grace is standing in the immediate foreground, facing Lynn Matthews.

      A black and white reproduction of this photograph image (local identifier P000357_c1) has not been uploaded to Our Ontario.

      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 is faded with spotting.

      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.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges. According to a 1962 city directory, Zeller's was located at 33 King Street East and F.W. Woolworth's was located at 55-61 King Sreet East, Kitchener, Ontario.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      This building officially opened on 22 September 1965. The boomerang-shaped structure, designed by Snider, Huget and Associates, consists of alternating precast concrete panels and glass. The entrance to the foyer of the building is suggestive of a stylized Conestoga wagon, an architectural detail meant to honour the history of the …

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      The tower, designed by the architect William Langdon, was built between 1925-1926. It stands as a memorial to the Mennonite-German pioneers that first migrated to the area. It is located at 300 Lookout Lane, Kitchener, Ontario.