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      Addison C. Moyer was a photographer in Waterloo from 1896 to his death in 1929. See also: II-3-3, 8, 9 for photographs of Lorraine Ritzer. See also: II-3-5, 6, 12 and 24 for photographs of Sophia Ritzer.

      Addison C. Moyer was a photographer in Waterloo from 1896 to his death in 1929.

      The original foundry and machine shop was built in 1850 by Buehler, Booth and Company. Within ten years it was taken over by Jacob Bricker, his sons and E.W.B. Snider and called Bricker and Company. In 1888 the company amalgamated with Merner and Company of Waterloo and Elmira Agricultural Works …

      Built 1903-1905 with a grant from the Carnegie Foundation. A new library was built in 1966 and the old site became Police headquarters and later the Habitat for Humanity Canada head office.

      Portrait of a young infant in white dress seated on a fur blanket.

      Portrait of Blanche Bean Musselman seated beside a spinning wheel, reading a letter wearing formal white dress.

      This is an image of a corner in Waterloo Park. Many trees are seen in this image, as well as a river in the background. This photo belongs to the Reesor Collection, which is a group of photos taken by Milton W. Reesor, a local amateur photographer. He took many …

      Addison Moyer was a photographer in Waterloo from 1896 to his death in 1929.

      Addison Moyer was a photographer in Waterloo from 1896 to his death in 1929.