Material relating to the 1937 Royal visit to Canada of Queen Elizabeth and King George VI. Includes two postcards and one photograph.

One photograph of the Ball family siblings. Left to right: Langdon Ball, Mervin Ball, Doris Snyder (nee Ball).

Photograph of Mervin Ball at his desk at Krug Furniture.

Photographs showing Mervin Ball with family and troops during his time training for, and fighting during, the Second World War. Includes images of training at Knollwood Park, Kitchener and of a downed German fighter jet with swastika flag.

One snapshot of Mervin Ball dressed in his military uniform in England.

Photographs of members of the Bolender family. Includes: a group portrait of Doris and Gordon with children Mark, David and Merla; a portrait of Gordon with Mark and David; and a portrait of Doris with Merla.

Photographs showing the Bolender family, their friends and colleagues during their time working as missionaries in Nigeria from 1946-1958.

Photograph showing members of C Company No 10 at the basic training centre at Knollwood Park, Kitchener Ontario.

Photograph of the old city hall in Kitchener, Ontario.

One photograph of the Moyer family.

Seated, left to right: Reverend William Blackburn Moyer, William (Bill) Glen Moyer, Olive Irene Moyer (nee Shantz).

Standing, left to right: Ruby Jane Sider, Marjorie Evangeline Funk, Doris Bolender.

One photograph of Olive Irene Moyer (nee Shantz) and possibly her two sisters Nora Shantz and Ella Mae Shantz.

A note attached to the back of the photograph indicated that the photograph is of Olive Irene Moyer and 2 cousins taken approximately in 1910 in Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario. However, it is likely that the three girls in the photograph are sisters rather than cousins.

Olive Irene Moyer had two sisters named Nora and Ella. Their father's name was Aaron E. Shantz. This historical information aligns closely with the notes inscribed on the recto of the photograph.

One photograph of the West Montrose covered bridge located in West Montrose, an unincorporated rural community in Woolwich Township in the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The West Montrose covered bridge is reportedly the last wooden covered bridge in Ontario and the oldest such bridge in Canada.