The church was built between 1851-1853 on property located south of Highways 7 and 8, which was the site of Irvin Knipfel's farm in 1951. This building was replaced by the present church in 1916. The present church was constructed on property located north of Highways 7 and 8 on land given by August Knipfel in exchange for the old property. An additional photograph of the original church is found in the 100th Anniversary Booklet of Emmanuel Lutheran Church (page 5) in the Waterloo Historical Society book collection.
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Black and white photograph of First St. Paul's Lutheran Church, located at 3620 Nafziger Road, Wellesley, Ontario. Cemetery headstones can be seen behind the church.
Black and white photograph of First St. Paul's Lutheran Church, located at 3620 Nafziger Road, Wellesley, Ontario. Cemetery headstones can be seen behind the church.
Built in 1854, the original First St. Paul's Lutheran Church was a frame building, which burned down on 21 August 1876. It was replaced in 1876 by the Gothic Revival church shown in this photograph.
Photograph has scalloped edges.
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Soldier Information Cards - World War One
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Fleischauer, Irvin M. P.
Private.
Enlisted June 10, 1918 with I.D.B.W.O.Regiment
Lutheran.
Born at Wellesley Sept. 24, 1894 and educated at Wellesley Public School.
Unmarried.
He is at Bramshott Camp, Hants, England awaiting demobilization.
His next of kin is J. W. Fleischauer, Wellesley, Ontario.
He was not in active service.
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Soldier Information Cards - World War One
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Forler, Harry George
Gunner.
Enlisted March 6, 1918 with 72nd Queen's Battery.
Lutheran.
He was born at Philipsburg and educated at Kitchener and Baden.
He has served in France.
His mother, Mrs. H. Forler lives at 95 Shanley St., Kitchener.
Irene Louise Forler, 1 Moyer Ave., Kitchener.
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Soldier Information Cards - World War One
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Huber, Charles
Private.
Enlisted March 1918 with an Infantry Battalion.
Lutheran.
Born December 19, 1893 at Baden and educated at Baden Public School.
He is still in England.
His people live at 94 Krug St., Kitchener
Gussie Huber, 94 Krug St., Kitchener
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Huber, George
Private.
Enlisted March 1918 with 1st Depot Western Ontario Regiment.
Lutheran.
Born at Baden December 11, 1895 and educated there.
He now lives with his people at 94 Krug St., Kitchener.
Gussie Huber, 94 Krug St., Kitchener.
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Private.
Enlisted May 30, 1918 with the Western Ontario Regiment.
Lutheran.
He was born in Heidelberg and educated at the Heidelberg Public School.
On September 19, 1917 he was married to Miss Alma Breisinger.
He was discharged on February 20, 1919 and is now living in Heidelberg and employed as a merchant.
Erle A. Steiss, Heidelberg, Ontario.
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Huras, Herman Valentine
Private.
Enlisted May 22, 1918, with 4th Battalion.
Lutheran.
Born March 22, 1895 on a farm and educated at Crosshill, Ontario.
Unmarried.
He is now at Witley Camp, Surrey, England and has seen no active service.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Huras, Crosshill, Ontario.
Arthur and Esther Battenberg, Wellesley, Ontario.
Black and white photograph, mounted on mat, showing the interior of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, in Berlin, Ontario. The church sanctuary appears to be decorated for Christmas.
Black and white photograph, mounted on mat, showing the interior of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, in Berlin, Ontario. The church sanctuary appears to be decorated for Christmas.
The year "1902" appears to the right of organ on the far wall.
The edge of the photograph mat is broken in two places.
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Black and white photograph of King Street South, Waterloo, Ontario, looking north towards Erb Street. The first building on the left is the Waterloo Manufacturing Company and the spire of St. John's Lutheran Church can be seen in the distance on the right. Railroad tracks run down the middle of t…
Black and white photograph of King Street South, Waterloo, Ontario, looking north towards Erb Street. The first building on the left is the Waterloo Manufacturing Company and the spire of St. John's Lutheran Church can be seen in the distance on the right. Railroad tracks run down the middle of the street.
The Waterloo Manufacturing Company was located on 65-57 King Street South, Waterloo, Ontario between 1884 - 1959.
St. John's Lutheran Church, built in 1882, was located at present-day King and Bridgeport Streets, Waterloo, Ontario.
Photograph is mounted on a mat.
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