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[ca. 1900s], 1947 (Creation)
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2 photographs : b&w ; 13 x 18 cm
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Photographs of a commercial building at the corner of King and Water taken decades apart. The first, from the 1900s, is a copy of a photo of the building when occuped The Berlin Granite & Marble Works. The second, taken in 1947, should the building occupied by TNT. Surplus Ltd.
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Scanned as TIF files 2018.
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Photos appeared on Page 23 of the June 21, 1979 anniversary edition of the newspaper titled "Kitchener 125 Years".
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Caption from published 1979 version of photos: "THE CORNER GREW - Back in the early 1900s, Casper Braun operated a granite and marble plant (top photo) [GA92-9-28_001] at the corner of King and Water Streets. By 1947 (below) [GA92-9-28_002] the site housed several merchants including the TNT store. In 1964, Canada Trust opened this modern 12-storey building (right) [not included in file]."