File consists of materials relating to heritage Kitchener events.

File consists of ten plans by S. Sharpe (city engineer) showing property in downtown Kitchener acquired by the City of Kitchener in 1921. File also includes a plan by Charles Knechtel (architect) showing the subdivision of the Consolidated Rubber Co. Ltd. in Kitchener, locating semi-detached houses.

Lions Club oratory contest finalists standing arm-in-arm in a row smiling for the camera. From left to right: Harvey Riedlinger, Betty Kueneman, Mary Lane, Joseph Connor, Audrey Slack, Phyllis McLaren and William Thomas.

Image of members of the Kitchener Lions Club standing in a row in front of decorated silver Christmas tree.

Image of shoppers and vendors outdoors on a busy summer day at the Kitchener market. Old Kitchener City Hall is visible in the background.

File consists of one photograph of the Kitchener market with the city hall and post office buildings visible.

Building exteriors and interiors.

Image of Harry Psutka, North Ward; Eddie Dahm, East Ward; Bob Gross, West Ward; and Jim Hoffman, South Ward standing in a row on an outdoor ice rink. The group is seen dressed in jerseys and skates while holding hockey sticks and looking toward the camera.

One photograph of the Kitchener Musical Society Band playing in Norman C. Schneider's yard on June 15, 1981.

File consists of three photographs of the Kitchener Natatorium and its locker rooms. Talmon Henry Rieder played a role in the construction of the natatorium, which opened July 21, 1917 at at 121 King Street West in the Rieder Block.

Image of Orangemen and women posed for a photo while standing in a row next to a bus. Most of the women are dressed in light coloured dresses with sashes over their shoulders, some holding umbrellas. Three of the men are wearing kilts.

One proposed plan for a home and 1/4 acre vegetable garden called Kitchener Park, designed by Landscape Architect John H. Melady.