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    Head and shoulders portrait of Rudolph Roschman, brother and partner of Richard Roschman in the Roschman and Brother Button Factory.

    To celebrate Waterloo's 150th anniversary, the Waterloo Public Library published a book called "Profiles from the Past, Faces of the Future." This book featured 150 profiles of people who helped make Waterloo what it is today. This is the digitized profile for Richard Roschman. Please visit the Waterloo Public Library ...

    This is a handwritten biography of Richard Roschman 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 ...

    This is a handwritten biography of Rudolf Roschman 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 ...

    Home belonging to Richard Roschman located at 385 King Street west, Kitchener.

    Interior of Roschman Button Factory. Richard Roschman on the left and his nephew Eugene Roschman on the right. Note the business calendars on the wall, including one from Molson's Bank.

    Head and shoulders portrait of Richard Roschman.

    Head and shoulders portrait of Rudolph Roschman, brother and partner to Richard Roschman in Roschman and Brother Button Factory.

    Head and shoulders portrait of Rudolph Roschman, brother and partner to Richard Roschman of the Roschman and Brother Button Factory.

    Note "to be walled and deepened" written in ink on front of photo.

    Exterior of home owned by Rudolph Roschman at 908 King Street west, Kitchener. Brick wall of Kitchener Collegiate Institute can be seen on the far left.

    View looking west along the railroad tracks. The former train station can be seen on the right, and the Roschman Button Factory on the left. In the background the Uptown Parkade can be seen with the "Now Open" banner.

    Exterior of the Roschman Button Factory at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street.

    Exterior of the Roschman Button Factory at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street.

    Exterior of the Roschman Button Factory building located at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street south. Note the railroad tracks in the foreground.

    Exterior of Roschman and Brother Button Factory at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street. Rudolph Roschman is standing at the bottom and several employees are looking out the windows.

    Exterior of the Roschman Button factory building located at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street. Note the railroad crossing in the foreground.

    Exterior front of the Roschman Button Factory located at 25 Regina (formerly Queen) Street.

    Fire Insurance map of a section of central Uptown Waterloo. Princess Street to the north, Weaver (later Willis Way) Street to the south, Caroline Street to the west and Queen (later Regina) Street to the east. Note some of the larger businesses such as Waterloo Manufacturing Company and Snider Flour ...

    Group photo of Rudolph Roschman with his family on the front lawn of their home at 908 King Street west, Kitchener. Rudolph is centre (with beard) in second row, his wife, Mary is to the left. Seated on the ground in front, left to right: Ruona Roschman (married Rev. Henry ...