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June 27, 1952 (Creation)
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7 photograph : b&w copy negatives ; 8 x 10 cm and 10 x 8 cm
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Images of exterior and interior of City of Kitchener Incinerator building. Includes image of group of four, with Bruce Weber second from left, standing outside of building.
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2 of 7 scanned as TIF files August 2026.
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52-3707_002 and photo missing from envelope appeared on Page 3 of the Saturday, June 28, 1952 edition of the newspaper as part of article: "Kitchener Lauded On Opening of New Incinerator".
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Photo caption from published version of 52-3707_002: "OPEN INCINERATOR - Kitchener's new $335,000 incinerator was officially opened yesterday. The building on Dryden Blvd. was inspected by visiting engineers and the general public. Left to right are Arthur Yaeck, sanitary inspector, receiving the keys from Mayor Weber, Ernest Hachborn, resident engineer, and Harold Ball, contractor."
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Photo caption from published version of missing photo [see 52-3707_001 for closest version]: "NO HORSES TODAY - George Whitham, 71, who was in charge of the Guelph St. incinerator when it opened in 1915, recalls the cremation of a horse that day. Above, Mr. Whitham examines one of the new furnaces."
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- Weber, Bruce E. (Subject)