Résultats

      In October 2007, the University Map Library launched an archival air photo scanning project, where approximately 1500 historical air photos for the years 1930 and 1945-47 of Kitchener-Waterloo and surrounding areas were scanned and saved electronically. These images have been digitized and are available for public viewing and downloading from …

      The UW Library joins the Arts Alumni in Celebrating the Boar by presenting a display which can be viewed in the Dana Porter Library from May 24 to August 31, 1994. For those who are not able to see the display in person, please join us now for a World …

      The daily diaries of two brothers, William Henry Breithaupt and Louis Jacob Breithaupt, provide first-hand accounts of the events surrounding the name change debate of 1916 as well as other events related to war-time history in the local area. These diaries are part of the Breithaupt Hewetson Clark Collection in …

      The original idea for the creation of the Seagram Museum was to "tell the story of the Seagram company (the world's largest producer and marketer of spirits and wines), the distilling industry, and associated industries such as glass making, cooperage (barrel making) and advertising."

      The "Berlin" YWCA was founded on April 14, 1905 by a group of women who first met at Zion Church, Weber Street, Kitchener. Following the example of groups in other cities, these women wanted to set up an organization which would provide for both the spiritual and the physical needs …

      The Joseph Schneider Haus Digital Collections are back online. Our Fraktur, Embroidered Towels, Pottery and Furniture collections are currently accessible. Feel free to browse through the artifacts and learn a little bit more about their origins and history.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. The names listed below appear in a photo in this edition.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. The names listed below appear in a photo in this edition.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. The names listed below appear in a photo in this edition.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. The names listed below appear in a photo in this edition.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. The names listed below appear in a photo in this edition.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. The names listed below appear in a photo in this edition.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room. Photo of the Waterloo plant's new distribution centre is included in this edition.

      The Song Book is undated (but probably used sometime during the 1980's.)

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.

      There is no Waterloo-specific content in this edition. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.

      Portions relevant to the Waterloo location have been scanned. Click the thumbnail image to see all scanned pages. To see the full newsletter, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.