First Mennonite Church 1813-2013, 200th anniversary display - created by the Geospatial Centre, University of Waterloo

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Friday, November 22, 2013 by Jonathan Morgan

The Geospatial Centre at the University of Waterloo presents a collection of photographs and maps showing the progression of both the church and surrounding area over 200 years.

1834 photograph of Christian Eby meeting house