Résultats

      This pergola was raised by the Waterloo Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) in 1907. It is rectangular in shape and consists of rustic wooden beams and fourteen, low pillars. The walls, pillars, and floor are inlaid with the headstones of Galt pioneers, which were taken …

      This pergola was raised by the Waterloo Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) in 1907. It is rectangular in shape and consists of rustic wooden beams and fourteen, low pillars. The walls, pillars, and floor are inlaid with the headstones of Galt pioneers, which were taken …

      Thomas H. Smith was a photographer in Galt, Ontario from 1888 through 1925. Photograph is mounted inside a cardboard folder. See also: I-4-143.

      Condition: image is severely faded possibly due to “extra finish”; gold leafing is turning green and overall the photo is dirty in appearance

      Pte. Clay was born in Toronto, Ontario on 2 November 1897. He enlisted in Galt, Ontario, in March 1916 with the 111th Battalion and died in March 1917.

      Private Menary was born and raised in Galt, Ontario, the son of Mr. William Menary, 105 Victoria Avenue, Galt. Private Menary went overseas with a special service corps of the 34th Battalion. He died at the Somme on 18 September 1916 from wounds inflicted. Menary was survived by a wife …

      Captain Carleton Carroll Green was born in Parkhill, Ontario in 20 June 1888. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler Green of Kitchener, Ontario and was educated at Galt Collegiate Institute. Green enlisted with the Algonquin Rangers, 97th Regiment in December 1914 and later transferred to the …

      According to a 9 February 2008 Kitchener Waterloo Record article, the 17 May 1974 flood in Galt, Ontario caused over 6.7 million dollars worth of damage and resulted in a provincial inquiry that found no fault with the Grand River Conservation Authority's actions during the flooding. However, many recommendations were …

      This photograph is believed to have been taken from a book. This photograph appears on page 37 of the 1974 Waterloo Historical Society annual volume. The image is credited as belonging to the Grand River Conservation Authority collection.

      Andrew Jenkins was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge) between 1874 and 1878.

      Thomas Hunter was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge) between 1871 and 1875.

      Thomas Hunter was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge) between 1871 and 1875.

      Frank Paltridge was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge) between 1873 and 1884.

      William Elliot was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge) between 1864 and 1873.

      William Elliot was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge), Ontario between 1864 and 1873.

      William Elliot was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge) Ontario between 1864 and 1873.

      Morgan Williams was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge), Ontario between 1867 and 1872.

      Frank Paltridge was a photographer in Galt (Cambrdige) Ontario between 1873 and 1884.

      Morgan Williams was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge), Ontario between 1867 and 1872.

      Morgan Williams was a photographer in Galt (Cambridge), Ontario between 1867 and 1872.