Résultats

      Photocopy of an historic drawing of the Huether Hotel and the Lion Brewery complex at 59 King Street north at Princess Street.

      Print from "Confederation Number Diamond Jubilee, July 1, 1927" of the members of Waterloo County Council for 1927.

      Black and white clipping from souvenir booklet. Presentation of flowers to Queen Elizabeth and King George VI by Joyce Evans during visit to Port Arthur on May 23, 1939.

      Promotional booklet entitled "Growth With Stability in Beautiful Waterloo" detailing Waterloo's industry, government, utilities and general living conditions. Outlines municipal government and taxation, and details on staffing of the police and fire departments, rates of the Public Utilities Commission for electricity, gas and water, and a brief history of Waterloo. ...

      Farmer, real estate and insurance agent. For further information, see 'Milton Area Biographies' by Alex Cooke. Picture taken from sketch in "The Canadian Champion"...

      Aerial photo of Dufferin Quarry flying east, north of 5 Sideroad.

      Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic Church, Tremaine Road, had their last service in 1999. Parishioners now attend Mass at Holy Rosary in Milton.

      12526 SCOTCH BLOCK: SS#1 Ligny school house on 5 Sideroad, now a private residence.

      MILTON HEIGHTS – site of SS# 17, Milton Heights School, now a private residence

      Detail of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. The interior showing the stained glass window was remodeled in 1967. The Church is decorated with garland for Christmas.

      Photograph of a promotional drawing of the Kuntz Brewery at William and Caroline Streets. Note the telephone number 234.

      Alice Carey was a popular American poet of her day.

      Many children of varying ages sitting on the steps and lawn of Churchill United Church, 14406 3rd Line.

      An invoice in account with Joseph Williams and Company to A. J. Panabaker, Hespler, Ontario for purchased hosiery.

      George Soper stands in front of his 17 Mill Street East store. The International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) have rented the upper floor for their lodge room.

      A view of the first two Syndicate houses being 60 and 71 Bower (left) with 75 and 77 Bower Avenue. There are five Syndicate semi-detached buildings built in 1882.

      Members of the Royal Canadian Legion march along Knox Street towards Prospect Park. Henry Shepherd is the lead marcher in the foreground.

      Three ladies and two children chat in front of the Acton Post Office (built 1913) at 28 Mill Street East.

      Members of the Georgetown Curling Club of 1960/61. Pictured are: Irene Curry, Isabelle Devereaux, Jean Ruddle??, Edna McGibbon, Jean Mackenzie, Marion Emslie, Mable Sowerby, Margery Mackenzie, and Prairie Bessy.

      Mrs. Susannah Wesley, mother of John and Charles Wesley. John Wesley was the founder of Methodist Churches and Charles wrote numerous hymns.