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March 20, 1957 (Creation)
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b&w ; 10 cm
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Images of the interior and exterior of farm buildings and animals.
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Three images from the package appeared on page 25 of the Wednesday, May 8, 1957 edition of the paper as part of the article titled: "Famous Waterloo Farm is Rapidly Disappearing As Homes Rise".
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Images captioned: "BOW TO PROGRESS: A 21-store shopping centre will soon occupy 16 acres of the former J.M Schneider Ltd. stock farm on Bridgeport Road, Waterloo. The centre will be located north of Bridgeport road (foreground in aerial photo at left). A drive-in restaurant will be constructed in a smaller section of land bordered by Bridgeport road, Weber street north and Lincoln road. The indoor race track used to house sheep and lambs (upper right) will also disappear. The stables (bottom right) will continue to be used by J.E. Frowde Seagram for wintering his horses."