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    Part of station at 105 King Street South on left, also Snyder's Furniture Company factory on right.

    "Large Manufacturing Centre Town of Waterloo Ontario" "Waterloo is truly a great Industrial Centre with over forty large diversified manufacturers located in our town which denote stability. We wish you were here".

    View of King Street South looking north from William Street. Visible are the Snyder's Furniture Company factory, R.S. McPhail Bicycles and Repair, Imperial Oil Gas Station, globe street lamps, street car wires and tracks, automobiles and a boy on a bicycle. In the distance can be seen the spire of ...

    Date and occasion written at bottom.

    Exterior of the Montreal upholstering factory of the Snyder's Limited Furniture Company.

    Aerial view looking north of uptown Waterloo showing many businesses including Waterloo Manufacturing Company, Snyder Brothers Upholstering Company, the town hall with bandstand, Devitt's Block and Waterloo Park and Silver Lake. At top right is the spire of St. John's Lutheran Church. Far right at bottom can be seen Queen ...

    Print of a photograph of the first factory building of Snyder, Roos and Company, upholsterers, located on King Street, south of Erb Street.

    Drawing of the exterior of the manufacturing plant at 97-101 King Street south. Note the horse drawn wagon, early model automobile and electric street car.

    Exterior of furniture plant at 129 King Street South. Esso service station sign visible across the street. Note the sign stating that this building will be demolished for downtown shopping development.

    Aerial view of uptown Waterloo showing the Snyder's Furniture Factory; Waterloo Manufacturing Company; Seagram's Distillery, Waterloo City Hall, fire hall and farmer's market among other buildings. Parts of both sides of King Street south of Erb Street and Albert Street are visible.

    Exterior of furniture plant at 129 King Street South. Stan's Garage and McPhail's Bicycles at 139 King Street can be seen to the left.

    Three elderly unidentified former executives of Snyder's Limited Furniture Company. Man in the centre is the same man as in Z-10-22, possibly Clayton H. Snyder.

    Exterior of furniture plant at 97-101 King Street South. There is a sign on this building stating that it will be demolished for a downtown shopping development (Waterloo Town Square). To the right can be seen the building housing Jessop-Whaley Cleaners, and down further is part of the Waterloo Manufacturing ...

    Photograph of the exterior of the Snyder's manufacturing plants at 97-101 King Street south (left) and 129 King Street south (right). Inset of Clayton H. Snyder (left) and Herbert M. Synder.

    Group photograph of fifteen employees of Snyder's Limited Furniture Company with a sofa and two chairs manufactured by the company. Front row, left to right: Buster McDonald (seated); John Snyder; Murray Snyder; Clayton H. Snyer; Leonard Sharpe; James Snyder; W.H. Smith (seated). Back row, left to right: Ted Lewis; Gerry ...

    Promotional booklet entitled "Growth With Stability in Progressive Waterloo" detailing Waterloo's industry, government, utilities and general living conditions. Outlines municipal government and taxation, and details on staffing of the police and fire departments, rates of the Public Utilities Commission for electricity, gas and water, and a brief history of Waterloo. ...

    Promotional booklet entitled "A Good Location for Your Industry; Progress with Stability" detailing Waterloo's industry, government, utilities and general living conditions. Outlines municipal government and taxation, and details on staffing of the police and fire departments, rates of the Public Utilities Commission for electricity, gas and water, and a brief ...

    Promotional booklet entitled "Growth With Stability in Beautiful Waterloo" detailing Waterloo's industry, government, utilities and general living conditions. Outlines municipal government and taxation, and details on staffing of the police and fire departments, rates of the Public Utilities Commission for electricity, gas and water, and a brief history of Waterloo. ...

    Special section of the Kitchener-Waterloo Record newspaper celebrating Waterloo becoming a city. Includes a brief history of Waterloo (page 3); photographs of Waterloo's mayors (page 3); Waterloo College (later Wilfrid Laurier University) history (page 3); information on Waterloo Memorial Arena (page 5); Waterloo Musical Society Band (page 7); a list ...