On verso: plan and cross-section of the Maitland River Bridge.

Relief shown by hachures.

Shows a section of Waterloo (Erb and Willow Streets).

Survey of Berlin, some property owners identified, frontages listed.

Map of the Grand Valley Watershed, created November 16, 1950 by Grand Valley Conservation Authority.

Relief shown by landforms. Map shows township boundaries and railways.

Showing highways, roads, township boundaries, lot numbers, schools and statistical table for township populations.

Map produced by the Department of the Interior Canadas showing the dispositions of land in Manitoba. Includes a legend that lists "Indian Reservations" and "Indian Reservations surrendered or sold".

File consist of one printed hand drawn map of St. Joe Island with annotations.

Includes "List of principal industries" and "Some facts about Berlin." Includes photos of "City of Berlin, Ont., from Victoria Park, 300 yards from Queen's Park" and "Entrance gates, Queen's Park, City of Berlin, Ont."

File consists of one map of the Grand River area showing locations of Indigenous communities.

Includes business directory, street indexes, "Air raid precautions," and advertising.

Map shows: township boundaries, sectional survey and railways. On verso: Manitoba farming information.

Relief shown by landforms.

Map of Southern Ontario showing railroad lines and marine shipping lines. The borders of the map list rail stops.

Map of Southern Ontario showing railroad lines.

Map of Upper Canada divided into counties.

Relief shown by hachuring and spot heights. Shows land districts, townships, roads, railroads, Pacific cable and station.

Relief shown by landforms. Shows buildings on corners of map.

Relief shown by landforms.

Notes regarding the Niagara district. Also includes clippings and a hand drawn map of lots in the district.

Map produced by the Department of the Interior Canadas showing the dispositions of land in Northern Alberta. Includes a legend that lists "Indian Reservations" and "Indian Reservations surrendered or sold".

An official leaflet of information regarding immigration to Canada. Includes illustrations and the slogan "Farms for Millions!".

Inset: Chart showing Canada in geographical relation to Europe and the United States.

Plan showing a subdivision of Berlin with 642 lots in three parcels. Includes transparent overlay stencil reflecting the locations of current Kitchener buildings and landmarks.

Original ink on paper (fabric backed) with water colour added; and original ink on waxed drafting cloth.

This untitled drawing/plan shows part of the city of Kitchener (then Berlin), several lots bounded by Yonge and Railroad Streets. Includes lot numbers, extensive pencil annotations.

This untitled drawing/plan shows lots most probably in the city of Kitchener (then Berlin). Includes lot numbers, extensive pencil annotations.

Reference survey only (no bearings or distances), additional information in pencil, signed by the surveyor.

Original manuscript with blueprint copy.

Shows a section of Waterloo (King and Noecker Streets).

Relief shown by landforms.

This untitled drawing/plan shows that part of Berlin bounded by Ahrens Street, 'Station ground', Bridgeport Road (Lancaster St.?) and Queen Street.

Map produced by the Department of the Interior Canadas showing the dispositions of land in Saskatchewan. Includes a legend that lists "Indian Reservations" and "Indian Reservations surrendered or sold".

25 topographical maps; maps have hand-coloured portions corresponding to legend inside front cover. Other sheets also inserted.

Map showing topographical plan of the north shore of Lake Huron with "Indian Lands" shaded in red.

Relief shown pictorially. Includes illustrations of buildings: Snyder Roos & Co.; L. Kuntz Brewery; Joseph E. Seagram; Huether's Hotel and Lion Brewery; Waterloo Planing Mills & Lumber Yard; Wegenast & Co.; Zimmermann House; Waterloo Mfg. Co. Ltd.; Waterloo Mutual Insurance Co.; Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co.; Waterloo Town Hall & Fire Hall; Waterloo Woolen Co. Ltd.; Wm. Snider & Co.; and John B. Snider.