Mennonite Archival Information Database

Horse powered equipment at Doon Pioneer Village

CA MAO HM1-64-1-149
Item
1965-8-20

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

Horse powered equipment at Doon Pioneer Village, Kitchener, Ontario (now Doon Heritage Village)

Interior of General Store at Doon Pioneer Village, Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-154
Item
1965-8-19

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "Store at Pioneer Village, Candle Mold, Apple peeler, etc." Now Doon Heritage Village, Kitchener, Ontario

M. C. Cressman Store with family in front

CA MAO HM1-64-1-156
Item
[1905?]

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

This is a copy of an early 20th century picture of the M.C. Cressman dry goods store in Kitchener, Ontario, with the Cressman family standing in front of it along with several unidentified persons. The family included Menno C. Cressman, Mary Ann (Nahrgang) Cressman, Grace (Cressman) Shuh and Joseph "Boyd" Cressman. The other people may be employees.

External picture of Provident Bookstore, Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-157
Item
1965-9-20

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

External picture of Provident Bookstore in Kitchener, Ontario

People standing in front of First Mennonite Church, Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-160
Item
1965-9-19

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

House of Friendship, Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-164
Item
1965-9-20

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

Exterior picture of House of Friendship, Kitchener, Ontario

The Ruby Family standing in front of First Mennonite Church, Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-171
Item
1965-9-19

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "The Ruby Family, 1st Mennonite Church" There were multiple Ruby families at First Mennonite at the time of the photo.

Mennonite Central Committee Ontario building in Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-173
Item
1965-8-20

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

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

McArthur House at Waterloo Region Museum, Kitchener, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-26
Item
1965-8

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "Peter McArthur house, Pioneer Village" (Now Doon Heritage Village at the Waterloo Regional Museum). Peter McArthur was a popular newspaper columnist. No Mennonite connection.

Uncle Jacob's and Wayne's house with school across the road

CA MAO HM1-64-1-29
Item
1965-9-12

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

A picture of Snyder homestead at the corner of Ottawa St. and Franklin St. in Kitchener owned by Jacob B. Snyder (1875-1967) and Joseph "Wayne" Snyder (1909-1996). A separate school was built where the barn had been located.