A black and white exterior photograph of the streetscape of 31-39 King Street East, Kitchener, Ontario. The image shows the storefronts of Woolworth's, 39 King St. E. Kitchener,; Sarah Fehrenbach's millinery store 37 King St. E.,; Denton & Gifford Photographers, 33 King St. E.; and A. Sippel & Son,…
A black and white exterior photograph of the streetscape of 31-39 King Street East, Kitchener, Ontario. The image shows the storefronts of Woolworth's, 39 King St. E. Kitchener,; Sarah Fehrenbach's millinery store 37 King St. E.,; Denton & Gifford Photographers, 33 King St. E.; and A. Sippel & Son, located at 31 King St. E.
Sign in the Woolworth's window reads: "May Sale, Thursday, Friday, Saturday". Signs in the A. Sippel window read: "Lease Expires, Forced to Vacate, Smash!, Down Come Prices, The Premier Bargain Event of All Times; Big Sale of Shoes." A banner hanging on its side from the third story reads: "Yule Tide Dance, Odd Fellows Hall, Dec. 31st." Painted on the second story windows to the right of A. Sippel & Son are the words "Dr. A.E. Rudell, Dentist."
A parked automobile and a man in an overcoat and cap, identified as Henry L. Janzen, are seen in the foreground.
The Denton name is visible on the spare tire of the car.
Ernest Denton was a photographer in Berlin/Kitchener from approximately 1912 to 1955. He operated photography studios at various locations in the city. He worked with another photographer in a studio named "Denton & Gifford" between 1924-1925.
This photograph is in fair condition: a small of portion of the upper right corner is torn off; a much larger portion of the lower right corner of the photo is missing.
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The photograph might have been taken in France, as the reverse of the postcard bears French text only.
Frederick Christian Luft is in the back row, sixth from the right hand side.
Fred Christian Luft, born 17 February 1897 in Berlin, Ont., was the son of Julius and Susanna (Hopp) Luft. Fred attended Kitchener Collegiate Institute from 1910 to 1912. He enlisted on 17 April 1916 with the 118th Battalion. He married Emma Hiller in 1921. Fred died in 1966.
This photograph is part of the "Waterloo County Soldier Portraits" group.
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A black and white studio composite photograph, mounted on mat, of individual portraits of the members of the 1915-1916 Acadian Hockey Club. The players are wearing team jerseys with sashes on which are printed "Acadian". The President, Manager, and Secretary-Treasurer are wearing suits. The Trainer…
A black and white studio composite photograph, mounted on mat, of individual portraits of the members of the 1915-1916 Acadian Hockey Club. The players are wearing team jerseys with sashes on which are printed "Acadian". The President, Manager, and Secretary-Treasurer are wearing suits. The Trainer is wearing a white jacket.
Top row, left to right: John Stahle (Right Wing), Leo Cote (Rover)
Middle row, left to right: Herb Oakes (President), Theo Weseloh (Manager), Norm Zick (Secretary-Treasurer)
Bottom row, left to right: Carl Rocker (Right Defense), Fred MacAvoy (Trainer), William Zinkhan (Goal)
Left column, top to bottom: Redg Devitt (Spare), Ray Tuer (Centre)
Right column, top to bottom: William Uffleman (Left wing), Leo Quinn (Left Defense)
This photograph is in fair condition: some streaking, scratching, and water stains.
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A black and white studio composite photograph of the Alerts Baseball Club, Twin City Champions in 1908.
The image shows the individual portraits of team players and club officials in oval frames.
Names of players and positions played and club officials' titles are noted.
A black and white studio composite photograph of the Alerts Baseball Club, Twin City Champions in 1908.
The image shows the individual portraits of team players and club officials in oval frames.
Names of players and positions played and club officials' titles are noted.
The individuals in the image are identified as follows:
Top row, left to right: Arno Totzke, Centre Field; John Mahn, Catcher; Herman Totzke, Manager; Alfred Totzke, Secretary-Treasurer; Lou Mahn, Pitcher and First Base; Gus Miller, Third Base.
Middle row, left to right: Harold Howden, Right Field; William Plomski, Second Base and Captain; William Rosekat, First Base and Pitcher; John Decker, Left Field.
Bottom row, left to right: Norman Totzke, Spare Infielder; John Brent, Spare Outfielder; George Moser, President, John Brinkert, Short Stop; Alvin Schlagel, Spare Outfielder.
The original image is in poor condition. The mat has several holes, cracks and scratches. The image has several paint splatters, scratches and stains.
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David Barber was a photographer in Listowel, Ontario, from 1877 to 1897.
According to the 1891 census, Annie was born in 1861 and had been living in Listowel, Ontario.
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A black and white panoramic photograph of the annual Dominion Stores Limited (Ltd.) Good Fellowship Club, Kitchener District, picnic taken on 7 July 1948.
A black and white panoramic photograph of the annual Dominion Stores Limited (Ltd.) Good Fellowship Club, Kitchener District, picnic taken on 7 July 1948.
Ernest Denton was a photographer in Berlin/Kitchener from approximately 1912 to 1955. He operated photography studios at various locations in the city.
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A black and white exterior photograph of the A. Sippel and Son shoe store, located at 31 King Street East, Kitchener, Ontario.
Signs in the storefront window of the A. Sippel & Sons shoe store read: "Lease Expires, Forced to Vacate, Smash!, Down Come Prices, The Premier Bargain Event of All Times;…
A black and white exterior photograph of the A. Sippel and Son shoe store, located at 31 King Street East, Kitchener, Ontario.
Signs in the storefront window of the A. Sippel & Sons shoe store read: "Lease Expires, Forced to Vacate, Smash!, Down Come Prices, The Premier Bargain Event of All Times; Big Sale of Shoes."
Next door is Denton & Gifford Photographers as well as Sarah Fehrenbach's millinery store. A window on the second story reads "Denton & Gifford Photographers, Enlarging - Framing"
A banner hanging on its side from the third story reads: "Yule Tide Dance, Odd Fellows Hall, Dec. 31st."
A man in an overcoat and cap identified as Henry L. Janzen and a police officer are seen in the foreground.
A car is partially visible in the lower left corner.
Ernest Denton was a photographer in Berlin/Kitchener from approximately 1912 to 1955. He operated photography studios at various locations in the city. He worked with another photographer in a studio named "Denton & Gifford" between 1924-1925.
This photograph is in good condition, detached from mat, slightly faded.
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