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    Photograph of a traction engine used for threshing made by the Waterloo Manufacturing Company between 1850 and 1928.

    Written on reverse; "made by Waterloo Manufacturing Co".

    Written on reverse; "Manufactured by Waterloo Mfg Co".

    This is a handwritten biography of E.W.B. Snider 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 ...

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

    "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".

    Aerial view of site where Waterloo Town Square was constructed, showing partially demolished factories and the Seagram Distillery. Visible in the foreground is the creek that Caroline and King Streets cross over. The creek was later covered over. In the background are the train station at Regina Street and the ...

    Exterior of the Waterloo Manufacturing Company buildings at 65-67 King Street south with a demolition sign posted.

    This is a handwritten biography of Jacob Bricker 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 exhibit covers the history of the Sunshine Waterloo Company (later Sunar and SunarHauserman).

    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 ...

    This is a handwritten biography of Abraham Buehler 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 ...

    Interior of Waterloo Manufacturing Company located at 65-67 King Street South showing two men, one working on a production machine, the other seated.

    Exterior of building located at 83 Erb Street west, corner of Erb and Euclid streets; Later became head offices of Seagram's Distillery, currently Twin City Remax real estate brokers.

    Exterior of the Waterloo Manufacturing company building at 83 Erb street west at Foundry (later Euclid Avenue)street. Building later became the executive offices of the Seagram Distillery.

    Photo of a production machine inside the Waterloo Manufacturing Company located at 65-67 King Street South.

    Photo of employee of the Waterloo Manufacturing Company working on one of their production machines.

    Photo of a Waterloo Manufacturing Company employee standing beside one of their production machines located at 65-67 King Street South.

    Waterloo Manufacturing Company employee standing beside one of the production machines inside the plant at 65-67 King Street South.

    Man sitting on the balcony edge of the City Public House at 76 King Street South (former site of City Hotel). Background shows King Street, looking north. Across the street, the Waterloo Manufacturing Company buildings (65-67 King Street South) can be seen. Right behind the man a Westinghouse appliances sign ...