Elmira (Ontario) Water Works pumping equipment (2
- CA MAO 1999-1 9
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- 1950
Elmira (Ontario) Water Works pumping equipment (2 views)
Denton Commercial
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Elmira (Ontario) Water Works pumping equipment (2
Elmira (Ontario) Water Works pumping equipment (2 views)
Denton Commercial
Scenes of Elmira from Elmira Water Works property
Scenes of Elmira from Elmira Water Works property ca. 1950? (3 views)
Unknown
The home of Amos and Magdalena Musselman Martin
The home of Amos and Magdalena Musselman Martin in Elmira, Ontario, ca. 1900
R. Willoughby
Old Order Mennonite woman wearing bonnet
Old Order Mennonite woman; good picture of bonnet used 1890-1950.
Hunsberger, David L.
Women in front of West Woolwich meetinghouse
Old Order Mennonite women walking away from the Old Order Mennonite Church in Elmira, (Ontario). Date uncertain.
Ontario Dept. of Travel
Old Order Mennonites leaving church in an open
Old Order Mennonites leaving church in an open buggy at the West Woolwich meetinghouse in Elmira.
Ontario Dept. of Tourism
Abram M. Bowman's home in Elmira, Ont.
Abram M. Bowman's home in Elmira, Ont.
Annie Gimbel
Abram M. Bowman in front of one of his pumps
Abram M. Bowman in front of one of his pumps
Old Order Mennonite Meetinghouse with buggies
Old Order Mennonite Meetinghouse with buggies parked outside the building. Elmira Mennonite Church in background.
Hunsberger, David L.
The two large buildings on the left are the newly built Zilliax Hotel and stables, on the north west corner of Church and Arthur Streets, Elmira. In the Elmira Signet, October 10, 1898, J. Letter and Son of Waterloo was listed as the contractor re building the stable of the Zilliax block after a fire had leveled it. (The fire levelled several buildings along the street included the wooden Zilliax hotel.)
Across Arthur Street, is the two-storey Dreisinger building (formerly the Wachsmuth Block). It had an addition built on the back in 1912, so this dates the photo between 1898 and 1912.
In the Elmira Signet, January 29, 1920, information about the sale of the stables is given: "Further, the sale of the Ziliax sheds to Mr. W. C. Quickfall as a garage will deprive our farmers of the principal shed remaining."
It's possible that the horses are being taken to the corner for a sale which was held regularly.
Unknown
Old Order Meeting House in Elmira
Good view of the Old Order Meeting House in Elmira, located next to the Elmira Mennonite Church, a side view of which is in the background. Black cars are parked at both churches.
Hunsberger, David L.
Elmira Mennonite Church in Elmira, Ontario.
Elmira Mennonite Church in Elmira, Ontario.
Hunsberger, David L.