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      Sidewalk Days, Chatham.

      Beverage room, rear of Chatham Hotel, Chatham.

      Chatham Civic Centre, Chatham.

      Royal Bank, King and 5th, Chatham.

      City of Chatham Water Reservoir, Lacroix Street, Chatham.

      Eaton's Store, Chatham.

      Kent Club building, Chatham.

      The entire map located in Ellis Little Local History Room at the Waterloo Public Library.

      This meetinghouse, built in 1848, was long the center of the large Mennonite settlement in Woolwich Township, north of Waterloo Township. It was named "Martin's" probably because the site of four acres was on the farm of pioneer, Peter Martin, and had been reserved by Henry Martin in 1824 for …

      Text of plaque reads: "In August, 1839, a camp meeting was held in this vicinity by Bishop Joseph Seybert and five preachers, which resulted in the formation of Upper Canada's first Evangelical Church congregation. This church and the United Brethren in Christ had been founded in Pennsylvania about 1800 by …

      Wilfrid Laurier University is located in Waterloo, Ontario. It began in 1911 as the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada. In 1924 Waterloo College was established, providing courses in post-secondary education. In 1960 Waterloo College became Waterloo Lutheran University, and in 1973 changed its name to Wilfrid Laurier University.

      Slide File Number: 05.85-D-3 The tower is 282 ft. high and 197 ft. from the gorge to the observation deck.

      Slide File Number: 06.98-D-4

      Slide file number 05.86-B-4 On the American side of the river the trolley ran along the bottom of the gorge. It ceased operations in 1935.

      Slide file number: 05.86-D-4

      Soldier WWI (Norm's Father) Pt. Isaiah Woolman #3231477 12th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Whitley Camp Surry England. 344

      Veteran 1943 Ross Stoneburgh Taken in Highlands of Scotland on return from Hospital, Inverness Scotland 82

      Veteran Fred Stoneburgh 2nd W.W. in Quebec 83

      Veteran Dean Clare. Peace keeping in Germany (married Gloria McKinnon) 85

      Slide File Number: 02.34-C-1 The first Welland Canal initially entered the Welland River via a lock at Port Robinson. Ships would then sail down the river to Chippawa and enter the Niagara River to sail to Fort Erie. After the canal was extended to Port Colborne, this water way was …