A photo of the Public Utilities Commission building with the rake factory in the background. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 323.

A view of Queen St. in Kitchener with the Schneider homestead on the far left. Found with map case

Cornerstone laying ceremony for the Rockway Mennonite School addition. Photo taken on June 4, 1954. Hunsberger photo

Entrance to the MCCO facilities at King St. East and Scott St. when they were part of the Provident Bookstore (formerly Golden Rule Bookstore) building. Kitchener Dairies was adjacent to this building.

Ernest Denton with his panoramic photography equipment faces First Mennonite Church in Kitchener. King Street is behind him. He was there to take the 1945 Ontario Mennonite Bible School group photograph 1994-1 170

Exterior of Kitchener Memorial Auditorium during the seventh Mennonite World Conference, in Kitchener, Ontario. August 1-7, 1962. Hunsberger photo 37-15

Used in CM 11-38-1; 3 copies, one is 16x11. Ground-breaking for MCC Centre. Board members & contractor stand to left of sign, E.J. Swalm with shovel in hand. Workers, chair of WMSA, manager of cutting room are at right.L-R: C. L. Martin, contractor; Charles Kramer, Elven Shantz, T. Isaac, J. B. Martin, Harvey Taves, Fred Nighswander; E. J. Swalm, Naomi Martin, Mrs. L. Schmitt, Alice Snyder, Harry Harms, Gladys Cressman

Group photo of the students of the Ontario Mennonite Bible School (Institute) during the first year of the twelve week course; before it had been a six week course.

Negative also. Used in CM 12-12-5. Harvey Taves points to carved cross (crucifix) on the wall at new MCC offices at Kent St. It was donated by a Bavarian Catholic refugee in thanks for food received after WW II. Cf.1994-14.837.

This photo is of the Mennonite Central Committee Canada building in Kitchener.

Meeting room at the MCC Centre, Kent. St., Kitchener. See 1994-14.839 for views of exterior of the building. Cf. CM 12-14-6 for views of administration staff in their offices.

Mennonite Central Committee Clothing Centre at the time of the dedication of the new MCC Ontario building in April, 1964. L-R: Fred Nighswander, Henry H. Epp, William T. Snyder, J.M. Klassen, Harvey Taves

On slide: "MCC Building, Kitchener" This was taken soon after the building at 50 Kent Avenue was completed. It has since been replaced.

More of the buildings that were torn down to make room for the new post office as well as a view of the corner of Duke and Frederick Streets. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 258B.

Negatives also (2); 2 poses. Used in CM 12-10-1. Charles Kramer (far right), on building com. (see 1994-14.968) with 3 volunteers, Ezra Fry, Irwin Bauman, Urias Bauman, working on shelves for the MCCO clothing depot.