Résultats

      Group photo in front of the Dominion Life Offices at 14 Erb Street West of the softball team which won the Twin City Senior Championship in 1927. All are identified at the bottom of the photo.

      The fire hall was built circa 1870 and demolished in 1966. The farmers' market building was built circa 1910 and demolished in 1965 to make room for the current library building. A farmers' market had operated in the area since 1867, operating in the basement of the first town hall …

      First Catholic school in Waterloo, built in 1905 at the corner of Allen and Willow streets. Closed in 1983.

      Team members standing in uniform on rugby field. Intermediate Dominion and ORFU champions for 1927. Left to right; ? McBride, ? Sengbusch, Frowde Seagram, ? Ruppel, ? McDermott.

      See Detail photographs for a closer view of the image.

      All members identified. "Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee, July 1, 1927" . p. 20.

      This image was scanned from page 44 of the Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee publication from July 1, 1927. Visit the Ellis Little Local History Room at the Waterloo Public Library to view full publication.

      This image was scanned from page 47 of the Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee publication on July 1, 1927. Visit the Ellis Little Local History Room at the Waterloo Public Library to view full publication.

      This image was scanned from page 43 of the Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee publication on July 1, 1927. Visit the Ellis Little Local History Room at the Waterloo Public Library to view full publication.

      This image was scanned from page 43 of the Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee publication from July 1, 1927. Visit the Ellis Little Local History Room at the Waterloo Public Library to view full publication.

      This image was scanned from page 43 of the Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee publication on July 1, 1927. Visit the Ellis Little Local History Room at the Waterloo Public Library to view full publication.

      The original grist mill was built in 1816 on Beaver Creek (now known as Laurel Creek) by Abraham Erb, Waterloo's first settler. The grist mill was an important economical and social centre for the region, it helped encourage settlement that eventually grew into the Waterloo we know today. The original …

      Group photograph of the band members of 1924, standing in front of the Mutual Life building at the corner of King and Union. Left to Right, Top Row: G. Haehnel, W. C. Toletzki, C. Kalbfleisch Sr., H. Treusch, F. Lawrence, R. Kirschel, L. Pflug, H. Pflug, R. Pflug, J. Ellis, …

      Constructed between 1911 and 1913. Sign on building reads "The People's Own 1867-1927".

 KCI Grumbler, Dec 1927     Only a sample of pages are attached to this record.