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      This pergola was raised by the Waterloo Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) in 1907. It is rectangular in shape and consists of rustic wooden beams and fourteen, low pillars. The walls, pillars, and floor are inlaid with the headstones of Galt pioneers, which were taken …

      This home was built circa 1860 by Mr. Bowman to provide a residence for the millwright of the New Dundee Flour Mill. Later, it became the residence of the village doctor. In 1964, the house was occupied by the L. Brighton family. A similar photograph appears on page 35 of …

      This pergola was raised by the Waterloo Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) in 1907. It is rectangular in shape and consists of rustic wooden beams and fourteen, low pillars. The walls, pillars, and floor are inlaid with the headstones of Galt pioneers, which were taken …

      Black and white photograph of St. Mary's School, located at the corner of Weber and Young Streets, Kitchener, Ontario.

      This pergola was raised by the Waterloo Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) in 1907. It is rectangular in shape and consists of rustic wooden beams and fourteen, low pillars. The walls, pillars, and floor are inlaid with the headstones of Galt pioneers, which were taken …

      According to the 1966 Waterloo Historical Society annual volume, this house may have been located on Craig Street.

      This home was built circa 1860 by Mr. Bowman to provide a residence for the millwright of the New Dundee Flour Mill. Later, it became the residence of the village doctor. In 1964, the house was occupied by the L. Brighton family. A similar photograph appears on page 35 of …

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

      Black and white photograph of Swan Island in Victoria Park, Kitchener, Ontario, in summer.

      The Kitchener Post Office was built in 1885 by the federal government. It was built on the southwest corner of King and Benton Streets on land purchased from Casper Heller. The cost to erect and furnish the building was $28,000. William Jaffray was the postmaster when the building opened on …

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      Photograph has scalloped edges.

      This house was built in 1866 and was demolished during the 1970's. The original occupant of this home was William Snider, the owner of Union Mills. Between 1829 and 1927, Union Mills was owned and operated by four generations of the Snider family.

      Wilhelm Rebscher erected this inn and brewery, originally known as the Lion Brewery, in 1842. In 1856 Adam and Christopher Heuther purchased the building and expanded the brewery. The building was later called the Kent Hotel. In March 1987, it was renamed the Huether Hotel and Lion Brewery.

      Black and white photograph of the men's and women's washrooms at the Petersburg railway station, located in Petersburg, Ontario. The sign on the right of building reads "Men" and the sign on the left reads "Women".