Showing 61 results

File consists of a portrait of an unidentified woman.

File consists of a portrait of an unidentified woman.

File consists of a head and shoulders snapshot of an unidentified man in uniform.

File consists of a snapshot of an unidentified man in uniform.

File consists of a portrait of an unidentified man in uniform.

File consists of a tintype photograph of an unidentified man in a top hat.

File consists of a studio portraits of Will Schiedel seen dressed in short pants and a sailor jacket.

File consists of a studio portrait of (left to right) Emma Schiedel and son Wilfrid H. Schiedel.

File consists of a studio portrait of (left to right) Cyrus Schiedel, Emma Schiedel and Wilfrid H. Schiedel.

File consists of photographs of the Kitchener post office under construction.

Series consists of photographs of members of the Bowlby, Davison and Hoffman family members. Includes studio portraits and informal snapshots.

File consists of a pamphlet for Kitchener's service of thanksgiving held to celebrate the cessation of hostilities in Europe, at Victoria Park, Kitchener, on Sunday May 20.

File consists of a photograph of Kitchener City Hall.

File consists of central portion of an 1851 poster, containing a message in verse, accompanied by a clipping with news story and image of the complete poster. Also includes a clipping regarding Jacob Hoffman's business.

File consists of a family portrait of the [Hoffman] family. The old gentleman in the portrait closely resembles a known portrait of John Hoffman (1808-1878), but given the family connection it would more likely be his brother Jacob Hoffman (1809-1864), father of Isaac and grandfather of Caroline Barnes. Also in the photograph are a woman, a young man and five children.

File consists of a studio portrait of the Hoffman family. Caroline Hoffman (later Barnes) is in the back row at left.

File consists of a group portrait of Forsyth shirt factory employees.

Series consists of documents and ephemera related to members of the Bowlby, Davison and Hoffman family members. Included are clippings, correspondence, marriage certificates and report cards.

File consists of a letter to Peter Davison from Arthur Fowler, Detroit, Michigan, November 15, 1942.

File consists of a marriage certificate for Norman Montgomery Davison and Carolyn Barnes Bowlby dated September 22, 1920 at St. John's Church, Kitchener, Ontario.

File consists of masonic apron in a pouch; one certificate dated 1919 from the "Grand Lodge of Ancient free and Accepted masons of Canada in the Province of Ontario."

File consists of masonic apron, sash in a pouch; one certificate dated 1923 from the "Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Canada."

File consists of undated certificate signed by D.C. Forsyth, Max Euler.

File consists of hand printed calligraphic "certificate" of friendship, inscribed to N.M. Davison from [illegible] Forsyth.

File consists of a clipping with portrait announcing departure of N.M. Davison for a position in New York, three letters of congratulation on the birth of a son, 1927, from J. Martin, L.J. Breithaupt and L.O. Breithaupt.

File consists of one snapshot of the storefront of Norman Davison's tobacco business, purchased ca. 1937 from George O. "Pop" Philips. (W.V. Uttley, A History of Kitchener, Ontario. 1937.

File consists of a snapshot of Carolyn Barnes Davison in a flapper-style cloche and fur-collared coat, posed beside a car.

File consists of a commercially produced notebook containing manuscript music and notes [by Carolyn Barnes Bowlby?].

File consists of commercially produced album with school days information entered and photographs inserted. Ephemera inserted "St. Andrew's College Fourtenth Annual Sports day, May 21, 1914; League of Honour for Women and Girls of the Empire membership card, program for a recital held May 18, 1911 by pupils of Mr. A.H. Heller.

File consists of a wedding portrait of Carolyn Barnes Bowlby Davison.

File consists of Davison wedding train bearers Patsy Baetz, June Forsyth and flower girl Betty Clement. File also includes a 1940 clipping relating to the photograph.

File consists of photographs of the Davison home at 171 Union Boulevard in Kitchener and the Westmount neighbourhood where it was located. Includes snapshots of Carolyn Bowlby Davison (later Carlisle) in a pram, Peter Davison, and snapshots of the house at the corner of Union and Earl St. and the surrounding area.

File consists of a photograph of a home with a family standing on the porch, with a red ensign hanging from the porch roof.

File consists of two letters written by George J. Davison, father of Norman M. Davison. The first is to his father announcing the birth of Norman Montgomery Davison on April 26, 1877; the second (1881) describes an experiment in talking by telephone at a distance. Included in this file is a letter concerning the official birth record for N.M. Davidson.

File consists of a letter from a Dominion Land Agent in Edmonton, Alberta.

File consists of six school certificates and a confirmation certificate.

File consists of one letter written letter to Tom Carlisle's brother James Carlisle Esq. from "Banks Town"[? Australia?]. The Family crest on this letter displays the motto "Humilitate".

File consists of baseball and hockey school team photographs.

File consists of clippings relating to the performance of Elizabeth Ziegler sports teams on which John Carlisle played, including hockey and track and field. Includes his report card from 1931-1939 and a felt crest. Includes pamphlet produced for the 50th Anniversary of the school.

File consists of a report card for Frances Carlisle from Alexandra school.

File consists of a photograph of Carolyn Carlisle (née Davison) as a child.

File consists of a snapshot of [Carolyn?] Carlisle or Davison posed on the running board of a car.

File consists of a portrait of Lillie Caroline Barnes Bowlby and daughter Carolyn.

File consists of a portrait of Lillie Caroline Barnes Bowlby and Emma Bowlby taken by J.W. Wilson.

File consists of a portrait of Lillie Caroline Barnes Bowlby.

File consists of a snapshot of Lillie Caroline Barnes Bowlby, who was a nurse during the First World War.

File consists of a photograph of family home of Dr. D.S. Bowlby. Visible at left is an "Dr. Bowlby" sign over an office entrance.

File consists of summary of account to the estate of the late J.S. Betzner.

Material relating to members of the Hoffman, Barnes, Schiedel, Bowlby, Davison and Carlisle families, primarily photographs. Includes correspondence, clippings, ephemera, photographs, including snapshots taken during early construction of the Westmount area of Kitchener, Ontario.

File consists of a studio portrait of Shannon D. Bowlby.

File consists of a photograph of a garden at the Bowlby home seen from an upper floor.

File consists of a photograph of one man and three women in a carriage drawn by a pair of horses, taken in a [park?]. In the background is a stand with sign a "Delicious, refreshing drink for sale here" sign.

File consists of a photograph of taken at Goble's Grove in Port Elgin, Ontario. At front (left to right) are Janey Clement and Geneva Jackson and at back (left to right) are Shannon Bowlby and Florence Clement.

File consists of a photograph taken at Goble's Grove in Port Elgin, Ontaroi. At front (left to right) are Florence Clement, Geneva Jackson and Janey Clement and at back (left to right) are Shannon Bowlby and Bella Hayward.

File consists of six snapshots taken at Goble's Grove in Port Elgin, Ontario. Florence Clement Geneva Jackson, Janey Clement and Shannon Bowlby are identifiable. Includes unidentified family members.

File consists of clippings containing biographical information about the Bowlby family, including information about Hoffman and Anthes.

File consists of a Berlin Collegiate and Technical Institute commence program from 1912.

File consists of a portrait of Caroline Barnes with her nephew Will Schiedel (back row, right) and granddaughter Carolyn Barnes Bowlby (front row, right).

File consist of a photograph of Caroline Barnes with granddaughter [Carolyn Barnes Bowlby?].

File consists of a studio portrait of Caroline Barnes.

File consists of a portrait of the Barnes family with only three people identified. Caroline Barnes is seated at centre and at front (left to right) are Lillie Caroline and Emma Barnes.