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      Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Company building was constructed in 1879, and occupied by the company in 1880. It was later occupied by the Dominion Life Assurance Company, the Canada Health and Accident Assurance Company and by the Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Company. The building underwent extensive renovations and became a …

      Parade floats from the 125th Anniversary parade held in Waterloo August 14, 1982.

      Fire Insurance map from 1942 of north central Waterloo in two sections, along Albert Street from Dearborn (later University Avenue) to North (later Columbia) Street, considered the city limits; and along King Street from Schneider's Road (later University Avenue) to North (later Columbia Street). Also shown is Hill Street at …

      Fire Insurance map from 1942 of the southeast business district of Waterloo, Erb Street to the north, George Street to the south, King Street to the west and Willow Street (not visible) to the east. Some of the businesses visible on the map include: L.J. Klopp, Dry Goods; Rennel Drugs; …

      Earl Street became Severn Avenue. Fischer Street became Belmont Avenue. Victoria Street became Avondale Avenue.

      1946, 1951 and 1956 show a service station and White Rose Inn and restaurant at 188 King north. Unclear if the service station and inn were jointly owned or two separate businesses. Main Street became Lodge Street. Schneider's Road became University Avenue at King Street. Snider Street became Fountain Street. …

      Fire Insurance map from 1942 of a northwest section of of Waterloo, Erb Street between McDougall Avenue and Amos Avenue. A separate section showing Bridgeport Road and Margaret Avenue is included.

      Victoria Street became Avondale Avenue. Shantz Street became Canbar Avenue and no longer exists. Knox Avenue no longer exists. Elizabeth Street became Beverley Street. Rudy Street became Roslin Avenue. Charles Street became Dunbar Avenue.

      Letter to John L. Burwell, Manager of the Bank of Montreal from Depew D. Burwell enclosing a renewal note (promissory?) signed by himself and his mother Rosa Kumpf and a draft for $26 drawn on the Analytical Service Laboratories.

      See separate record for images of program advertisers from Waterloo and Kitchener.

      This photo shows one of the players on the Waterloo Colts hockey team. The team played from 1910-1911 in the Ontario Professional Hockey League. In 1911, the team finished in second place, after losing 0-8 to the Galt hockey team. This loss meant that the Waterloo team had missed their …

      The Waterloo Musical Society was established on January 27, 1882. See separate record for images of Waterloo Musical Society Band members and staff.

      Many Waterloo businesses advertised in the program.

      The Waterloo Musical Society was established on January 27, 1882.

      Florence Shantz was born in 1912 and died in 2007. Her parents were Mariah (nee Shantz) and Cleason. The family lived at 108 Erb Street West across from Menno Street. Photo could should Alexandra Public School class.

      Alexandra School was built in 1909. Florence Shantz was born in 1912 and died in 2007. Her parents were Mariah (nee Shantz) and Cleason. The family lived at 108 Erb Street West across from Menno Street.

      Head and shoulders portrait of Charles Brisbin, Chief Librarian of Waterloo Public Library from 1960 to 1963.

      A brochure produced by the Sunshine Waterloo Company highlighting the features of their one-man self-propelled combine thresher.

      The Sunshine Waterloo Company (later SunarHauserman Limited) was started in 1930 as a joint venture of the H.V. McKay Company of Melbourne, Australia and the Waterloo Manufacturing Company, Limited to make combines for the North American and Argentine markets.

      The Sunshine Waterloo Company (later SunarHauserman Limited) was started in 1930 as a joint venture of the H.V. McKay Company of Melbourne, Australia and the Waterloo Manufacturing Company, Limited to make combines for the North American and Argentine markets. During the Depression the grain harvesters were being phased out as …