Item 57-10807_001 - Waterloo, Ont. Liquor Board Property, 42 Erb St. East

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Waterloo, Ont. Liquor Board Property, 42 Erb St. East

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SCA98-GA68-1957-57-10807-57-10807_001

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  • October 22, 1957 (Creation)

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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 11 x 8 cm

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Images depict the exterior of the house at 42 Erb street east belonging variously to Charles Kreutziger, Edward F. Seagram and the Louis F. Dietrich family.

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      Scanned as TIF file March 2022.

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      Former residence of builder Charles Kreutziger until 1912, when Edward Frowde Seagram purchased it. Property was sold in 1919 to Louis F. Dietrich, his wife Anna and son Alexander Clemens Dietrich resided there after Louis' death in 1947 until 1957, when property was sold to Liquor Control Board of Ontario and the house was demolished between 1957-1958.

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