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    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on November 3, 1922. Little describes family life with wife Bonnie and their children, and his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario. In this letter he discusses spring cleaning, ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on August 20, 1923. Little discusses family life with wife Bonnie and their children; his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario; construction of the Seminary building addition; and an ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on September 9, 1923. Little discusses family life with wife Bonnie and their children; his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario; his 15th wedding anniversary; Rev. Roberts' arrival at ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on September 30, 1923. Little discusses family life with wife Bonnie and their children; his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario; construction delays on the Seminary building addition; and ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on November 11, 1923. Little discusses family life with wife Bonnie and their children; his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario; construction delays on the Seminary building addition; the ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on December 16, 1923. Little discusses family life with wife Bonnie and their children; his work as a Lutheran pastor and faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario; construction of the addition to the Seminary building; ...

    Handwritten, reverse: Church of the Good Shepherd, Toronto, Ont. Photographer stamp, reverse: Kidson Photo Studio / 1205 Weston Rd., RO. 9-9944

    Reverse, in pencil: 67

    Reverse, in pencil: Dr. Herman Overgaard Reverse, in marker: 60

    Reverse, in pencil: 98

    Black and white photograph of the construction of the Theatre Auditorium at Waterloo Lutheran University.

    Black and white photograph of six members of the Waterloo Lutheran University Board of Governors touring the Theatre Auditorium construction site. Front row, left to right: Harry Greb, Paul Eydt, Albert Lotz, Earl Haase, William J. Villaume and John Zimmerman.

    Black and white photograph of six members of the Waterloo Lutheran University Board of Governors touring the Theatre Auditorium construction site. Front row, left to right: Harry Greb, Paul Eydt, Albert Lotz, William J. Villaume and John Zimmerman. Back row: Earl Haase.

    Black and white photograph of nine members of the Waterloo Lutheran University Board of Governors touring the Theatre Auditorium construction site. Left to right: Herbert Gastmeier, Paul Eydt, John Zimmerman, Albert Lotz, Earl Hasse, Lloyd Crouse, William Klein, William J. Villaume and George Lund.

    Black and white photograph of nine members of the Waterloo Lutheran University Board of Governors touring the Theatre Auditorium construction site. They are standing behind a wheelbarrow. Left to right: Gregor Lund, William J. Villaume, Lloyd Crouse, Albert Lotz, Paul Eydt, Earl Hasse, William Klein, Herbert Gastmeier and John Zimmerman.

    Black and white photograph of the construction of Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Montreal, Quebec.

    Black and white photograph of the construction of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Montreal, Quebec.

    Black and white photograph of the construction of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Montreal, Quebec. There is a car parked on the street in front of the construction site.

    Reverse, in ink: Chairman of WLU Bd. / The Rev. Dr. John Zimmerman

    Waterloo Lutheran University news release announcing acquisition of seven properties on Albert Street and Bricker Street. The land will be used for the new Waterloo Lutheran Seminary building. Waterloo Lutheran University now owns all of the property on the east side of Albert Street, from University Avenue to Bricker Street.