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    [Front, below image]: D. Barber, Main St., Listowel. [Reverse - undated newspaper clipping glued to back of photograph] DEATH OF MISS WEST On Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Miss Annie West died at her residence on Raglan Street. Although she had not been well for a couple of years past, ...

    [Front]: Green & Co., 12 King St. W., Berlin, Ont.

    [Front] Johannes, Photo Artist, New Hamburg, Ont.

    Sepia photograph of an unidentified family. There are forty-eight people in the group photograph. The family is seated and standing in front of a wall of a house.

    Black and white photograph of the panoramic camera which belonged to Ernest Denton, a Kitchener (formerly Berlin), Ontario, photographer. The camera is sitting on top of a tripod.

    [Front]: Green & Co., Berlin, Ont.

    [Front]: C.R. Lundy, Photographer, Berlin, Ont. Copies can be had at any time.

    [Front]: C.R. Lundy, Photographer, Berlin, Ont. Copies can be had at any time.

    [Front]: C.R. Lundy, Photographer, Berlin, Ont. Copies can be had at any time.

    [Reverse]: C.R. Lundy, Photographer, Berlin, Ont. Copies can be had at any time.

    [Front] C.R. Lundy, Photographer, Berlin, Ont. Copies can be had at any time.

    [Front]: Huber, King Street, Berlin, Ont.

    [Front]: Schneuker [overlayed initials CWS] 12 King St. West, Berlin, Ont.

    [Front] Huber, Artist and Photographer, Canadian Block, Berlin, Ont.

    [Front]: Schneuker, King St. West, Berlin, Ont.

    Front: "A tree planting ceremony was held at the site of the future Laurel Creek Nature Centre to inaugurate the Grand Valley Conservation Foundation's campaign to raise funds for the project. Wielding shovels are, left to right, Grand River Conservation Authority Chairman James Bauer, Foundation President Gordon Chaplin, and Information ...

    Advertisements on the car are visible, including: Bullas Brothers Ltd. furniture store, Kitchener. Alexander Garage, Waterloo. "Repairs of all makes cars & trucks."

    Advertisements are visible on the exterior of the streetcar. One that is legible is for Waterloo Coal Co. Ltd. and includes a company slogan: "You'll like our coal."

    The words "waiting till rush hour" have been written on the back of the photo.

    Undated black-and-white photo shows a Kitchener Public Utilities Commission trolley bus travelling east on King Street West near the Queen Street intersection in the heart of downtown Kitchener, Ontario. A handful of cars and storefronts are visible. The Walper Terrace Hotel entrance (with a canopy over the sidewalk) on the ...