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.

Image of a seated Roger Ball looking at camera with a slight smile.

Image of ballet luncheon attendees looking down at piece of paper held by Gweneth Lloyd.

Photograph of a hand painted scroll with writing in German revealed during construction work at the Bank of Nova Scotia building at King and Ontario in Kitchener. The scroll reads: "Hopfen und Malz Gott erhalts". A worker in a construction hat is visible at left.

File consists of programmes for banquet to our overseas nurses, doctors and chaplains held by the Brantford Local Council of Women.

File consists of manuscript and typescript copies of the register of baptisms, marriages and deaths from the St. John's Episcopal Church from Sandwich, Ont. This church is now St. John's Anglican Church in Windsor Ontario.

Group portrait of the Benton St. Baptist Church deacons.

Jacob Brandt standing in front of his Brandt's Ideal Shaving Parlour which is decorated with greenery, welcome signs and British and American flags possibly for the Saengerfest celebrations. Unidentified man standing to the left. Shaving parlour located at the rear of the Bank of Toronto, on north-west corner of King and Erb Streets next to the Post Office building.
Listed in 1901 and 1907 Vernon Directory, but not in 1913.

Eleven images from the revised edition of the book (pages 218-222) of a barn raising at the Martin farm near St. Jacobs, and twenty-seven images not contained in the book, of the same barn raising.

One image of the barn raising of Abram Weber's barn, near Heidelberg, Ontario. The image is the same as the one in the first edition, but is different from those used in the second edtion of Rempel's book. A caption on the verso of the print reads: "Erected July 1966. Abram Weber's farm, near Heidelberg."

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.

File consists of a studio portrait of Caroline Barnes.

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

Building exteriors and interiors.

Three images of three different barns (photographs of the originals), with several unidentified individuals standing in front of them. Two images have identifications written on the original print, one says "Jack Quinlin's Barn in North E. Hope" and the other says "Jack Cardwell's or Jim Green's".

Three images of barns from the Stratford area. One image is of the loft of a barn, while the other two images are of the raising of two different barns. Includes one piece of correspondence from The Stratford Beacon Herald regarding the prints. One of the images is titled "Alec Mackenzie's Barn".

Two images of Barnum house, near Grafton Ont. Includes one image of a detail of the pediment, and one image of the entire house from a front view.

Interior views of Barron's Men's Wear before and after display and shelving set up. Includes head and should portraits of Bill Matthews, see in a plaid suit jacket, taken outdoors.

Photos of Bill Matthews, seen in a hat and tweed, outdoor jack, standing on the sidewalk outside of the Barron's Men's Wear storefront at 34 King Street South in Waterloo. Two models are visible behind him posing in menswear. Includes one head and shoulders portrait of Matthews without hat.

Image of a large crowd of people standing alongside a baseball dugout.

Group photograph of the Kaufman Rubber Co. baseball team posed for the camera while seated and standing behind a dugout building. The team members are seen in uniforms with KR Co across the front while others, possibly team managers or company officials are seen in suits and hats.

Group portrait of the Kaufman Rubber Co., Limited girl's softball team, seen in uniform, along with bat boy at front.