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    Alexander C. Dietrich leaning on a car (possibly a 1920s Packard?).

    Image of the Mayor (1929-1930) Louis F. Dietrich family house in St. Agatha with family members posed outside. Dietrich family moved into Waterloo in 1909. See also: 1100 035. http://www.waterloo.ca/en/government/louis-dietrich.asp

    Image of the Mayor (1929-1930) Louis F. Dietrich family house in St. Agatha with family members posed outside. The Dietrich family moved into Waterloo (42 Erb street east) in 1909. http://www.waterloo.ca/en/government/louis-dietrich.asp

    Image of a Packard sign from Dietrich's Garage, formerly at 79 King Street South, Waterloo.

    First Communion portrait of Lorna Dietrich.

    First Communion portrait of Isabelle Dietrich.

    Alfred Dietrich holding the dragon weather vane that was on top of the Dietrich family home at 42 Erb street east. House has been demolished. Alfred was born in February 1907, son of Mayor Louis C. Dietrich and Anna Schneider.

    Alexander C. Dietrich standing on the steps of the family home at 42 Erb street east.

    Photo order envelope from the Bedford Drug store, 32 King street north, Waterloo. Name in pencil on envelope is Mary Dietrich.

    Four images of a World War II ration book issued to Anna Dietrich, wife of Louis F. Dietrich at 42 Erb Street East.

    Photos of the exterior of the Mayor Louis F. Dietrich family home at 42 Erb street east including details of the roof, three men with a large dragon weather vane before installation and at time of installation. See also 1100 005, Alfred Dietrich posing beside dragon weather vane.

    St. Louis Catholic school students posing in a classroom. Alexander Clemens Dietrich is in the third row, fourth from the right.

    Exterior of Dietrich's Garage at 79 King street south (at current Willis Way, earlier called Morley street) with a Westside Dairy van (1936) parked in front. Indian Oil company sign in upper right of photograph. Louis F. Dietrich owned and operated Dietrich's Garage at 79 King street south. A taxi ...

    This is a handwritten biography of Louis Dietrich from the Ellis Little Papers. This biography has been transcribed exactly as written. Ellis Little was a local historian, who was the principal of Elizabeth Ziegler Public School.On his retirement, he invested much of his time in researching and writing about Waterloo's ...

    Alexander C. Dietrich sitting in a circa 1930s car parked outside the Dietrich family home,42 Erb street east.

    Waterloo Town Council 1927

    Group photo of Mayor Louis F. Dietrich's family. Back row, left to right: Loretta, Alfred, Mary, Alexander, Annie, Louis Jr., and Isabel. Front row, left to right: Mary, Anna (nee Schneider), Louis F. Sr., and Hubert.