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Metadata
Accession # |
A1985.110 |
Title |
Streetscapes with houses and buildings from 1 to 198 Waterloo Avenue in Guelph, ca. 1845; 1965-1980. |
Date |
1845-1980 |
Description |
Streetscapes with houses, cottages, duplexes and other buildings along Waterloo Avenue in Guelph, from Gordon Street to Edinburgh Road, as they appreared ca.1845 and between 1965-1980. Vehicles visible in some slides. SLIDES 8802 - 8822: Two-storey red brick house at 1-3 Waterloo Ave., 1967-1980. Written on most slides taken before 1980 "1 Waterloo", and on two slides, "1-3 Waterloo Ave". Written on card accompanying slide, "1 Waterloo / Culum[?] Neleullt[?] / John Corem[?] 1979". Slide 8813 includes views of neighbouring houses and Church of Our Lady. SLIDES 8823 - 8830: Two-storey stone house identified on slides and on card accompanying slides as "9 Waterloo Avenue"; identified on slide 8827 as "7 Waterloo". Images taken between 1969-1977. Includes views of front and rear and details of fire wall. SLIDES 8831 - 8834: Stucco house at 11 or 13 Waterloo Ave and neighbouring stone house at 9 Waterloo Ave, as they appeared between 1967-1980. SLIDES 8835 - 8842: Single-storey duplex at 15 Waterloo Avenue, ajoined to Knights of Columbus building, as it appeared between 1973-1980. When the Knights of Columbus building became the Guelph Civic Museum, this bungalow was removed to become the museum's parking lot. Neighbouring houses on Waterloo Avenue and Dublin Street, as well as Church of Our Lady, are also visible. SLIDES 8836 - 8888: Three storey stone building on the northeast corner of Waterloo Avenue and Dublin Street, used by the Knights of Columbus, and by 1979, the home of the Guelph Civic Museum, as the building appeared between 1967-1980. Written on slides "Civic Museum" and "K of C 21 Waterloo Ave". Also includes views of the Dublin Street facade. SLIDES 8889 - 8913: Stone house at 25 Waterloo Avenue, 1967-1979. Written on card accompanying slides, "25 Waterloo 1854-64". [NOTE: There is no slide 8905] SLIDES 8914 - 8916: Small stucco house at 26 and neighbouring brick house at 28 Waterloo Ave. SLIDES 8917 - 8924: Red brick house at 35 Waterloo Avenue, 1967-1979. SLIDES 8925 - 8932: Stone duplex at 36-38 Waterloo Avenue, 1967-1974. SLIDES 8933 - 8943: Red brick house at 43 Waterloo Avenue, and its light brown brick driving shed, located at the rear of the house, 1969-1974. SLIDES 8944 - 8947: Guelph Grammar School, ca. 1845; and ruin of frame school building, 1969. Written on card accompanying slides, "1st Grammar School 1841 / rear 78 Kent St"; Written on slide 8947, "Old School rear of Kent St 1841?"; Written on slide 8944, "1st Grammar School 1845". SLIDE 8948: Rear of stone house at 46 Waterloo Avenue, 04 Feb. 1974. SLIDES 8949 - 8961: Yellow brick and stone house at 55 Waterloo Avenue, 1969-1972. It was demolished in 1972. Written on card accompanying slides, "55 Waterloo dem 1972 / fur packer[?], Ed Calvey[?] Belltat[?]". Written on slide 8961: "Waterloo Ave / brick with stone W&E walls". SLIDES 8962 - 8967: Neighbouring stone cottages at 60 and 64 Waterloo Avenue, 1967-1973. SLIDES 8968 - 8969: Stucco house at 68 Waterloo Avenue, 1973-1974. Sign affixed to front of house reads, "Gord Green / Public Address Service / Electrical & Small Appliance Sales". SLIDES 8970 - 8974: Red brick house / duplex at 70-72 Waterloo Avenue, on the southeast corner of Glasgow Street, 1969-1974. Neighbouring houses also visible in slide 8970. SLIDES 8975 - 8977: Yellow brick house with tower at 76 Waterloo Avenue, May 1965. SLIDE 8978: Stone and red brick house with garage at 88 Waterloo Avenue, 04 February 1974. On slide, "88 Rear Waterloo A"; On card accompanying slide, "88 Waterloo A". SLIDE 8979: Red brick house at 87 Waterloo Ave., 09 February 1974. SLIDES 8980 - 8984: Stone house with colonade at 91 Waterloo Avenue, 1967-1974. SLIDE 8985: Stone duplex at 92-94 Waterloo Avenue, 30 July 1969. SLIDE 8986: Red brick house at 108 Waterloo Avenue, 30 July 1969. SLIDES 8987 - 8989: Small stucco house at 110 Waterloo Avenue, 1969-1973. Written on card accompanying slides, "110 Waterloo A. Stucco"; written on slide 8989, "110 Waterloo Ave / Res. & School Mrs. Hawley Williams daughter / Laura Secord c1860's". SLIDES 8990 - 8994: Stone cottage at 118 Waterloo Avenue at Yorkshire or Fleet Street, 1967-1973. Written on card accompanying slides, "118 Waterloo & Fleet St / very fine stone wash / very regular courses / on front. better [????] / volley[?] sides". SLIDES 8995 - 8997: Neighbouring red brick houses numbered 109, 111, and 115 Waterloo Avenue, 26 June 1974. SLIDES 8998 - 8999: Painted brick quatroplex at 117-123 Waterloo Avenue, 1969-1974. SLIDES 9000 - 9001: White stucco house with car port at 125 Waterloo Ave., 1969-1974. SLIDES 9002 - 9003: Stone cottage at 128 Waterloo Ave., 1971-1973. SLIDES 9004 - 9005: Red brick house at 133 Waterloo Ave., 1969-1974. SLIDES 9006 - 9007: Red brick house at 133 Waterloo Ave., 1969-1974. SLIDES 9008 - 9010: Stone cottage at 146 Waterloo Ave., 1967-1973. SLIDE 9011: Brick house with honeycomb shingles at 150 Waterloo Avenue, 1973. SLIDES 9012 - 9015: Stone house at 161 Waterloo Avenue, immediately west of Torrance School (visible in slides), 1967-1972. Written on card accompanying slides, "161 Waterloo Ave and Fergus [Street]". [ NA 3839 ] SLIDES 9016 - 9018: Stone cottage at 162 Waterloo Ave., 1969-1973. Written on card accompanying slides, "162 Waterloo A. stone / 1862 / for sale Feb 1973 19.900". SLIDE 9019: Yellow brick house or duplex at 163 - 165 Waterloo Ave., July 1972. SLIDES 9020 - 9028: Stone cottage at 168 Waterloo Avenue at McGee Street, 1967-1977. Written on card accompanying slides, "168 Waterloo Ave / cor. McGee St / (Fonthin[?])". Written on slide 9022 [stucco house], "168 Waterloo Ave / moved 1853". SLIDES 9029 - 9031: Stone cottage at 170 Waterloo Ave, 1973. SLIDE 9032: Light brown or yellow brick house at 173 Waterloo Ave., July 1972. SLIDES 9033 - 9035: Two-tone brick cottage at 180 Waterloo Ave., 1972-1973. Sign visible for Leuthard Real Estate. SLIDES 9036 - 9037: Stucco and brick houses at number 191 and 185 Waterloo Avenue on the northeast corner of Edinburgh Road, 1972-1973. Written on cards accompanying slides, "185 - 191 Waterloo"; and "119-185 Waterloo Ave / at Edinboro / 191 Wilfred B Coon 1927 / 185 Roland Hewer Sr. 1927". SLIDES 9038 - 9040: Stone house / convenience store at 196-198 Waterloo Ave, with signs for Tawse Market, Mac's Milk, and Coca Cola, 1967-1973. Written on card accompanying slides, "Sloat's Store / SE Cor Edinboro & Waterloo / 196-198". |
Creator \ Maker |
Couling, Gordon [PHOTOGRAPHER] |
Item Name |
Slide |
Person \ Organization |
Church of Our Lady Immaculate Coca-Cola Company of Canada Limited Guelph Civic Museum Guelph Grammar School Knights of Columbus Leuthard Real Estate Mac's Milk Tawse Market Torrance Public School Coon, Wilfred B. Green, Gord Hewer, Roland Hewer, Rollie Leuthard Secord, Laura Sloat Tawse Williams, Hawley (Mrs.) Williams, Laura |
Place |
Guelph Waterloo Avenue Dublin Street Glasgow Street Yorkshire Street Fleet Street Fergus Street Mcgee Street Edinburgh Road |
Subject |
Architecture Streetscape Education Transportation Commercial |
Photo, Map # |
8802 8802 - 9040 8803 8804 8805 8806 8807 8808 8809 8810 8811 8812 8813 8814 8815 8816 8817 8818 8819 8820 8821 8822 8825 8830 8835 8840 8845 8850 8855 8860 8865 8870 8875 8880 8885 8888 8889 8890 8895 8899 8900 8905 8910 8913 8915 8920 8925 8930 8935 8940 8945 8950 8955 8960 8965 8970 8975 8980 8985 8986 8990 8999 9000 9005 9010 9015 9020 9025 9030 9035 9040 NA 3839 |
Year Range from |
1845 |
Year Range to |
1980 |
Accession # |
A1985.110 |
Containers |
STACKS |