Hyperlocal walking tours in Waterloo Region
If you recently attended our Cambridge Women’s HERstory walking tour you might be interested in these resources for further reading and learning about women’s history in Cambridge, Ontario, including Galt, Preston and Hespeler. Joleen Taylor, community researcher and and Stroll walking tour guide used many of these resources when developing the Cambridge
If you recently attended our Black Cambridge: Footsteps to Freedom walking tour you might be interested in these Cambridge Black history resources for further reading and learning about Black History in Canada, Ontario and Waterloo Region. Peggy Plet, writer, researcher and guide for Black Presence in Berlin, used many of these
You recently attended our Streetside Waterloo, Architecture Walking Tour to get nerdy with us and learn more about the built structures in Uptown Waterloo. Here are some links and resources to keep you occupied for a while! Looking at old (mostly) buildings Terms & concepts in architecture Contemporary architecture Do you
You recently attended a Stroll walking tour, which traces the history of a Kitchener’s name change in 1916 and you might be interested in these resources. The political and social drama played out against the backdrop of World War One in Europe and a community grappling with its own identity.
If you recently attended our Cambridge Mural walking tour, use this list to find more information about the mural artists who created these stunning works!! Bruno Smoky – http://www.brunosmoky.com Shalak Attack – https://www.shalakattack.com Dave Bonzai – https://www.instagram.com/davebonzai/ Mr. Tensoe – https://www.instagram.com/mr_tensoe2/ Getso – https://www.instagram.com/getsofacto/ Odeith – https://www.odeith.com/ Underground Gallery –
If you recently attend our “Busy Berlin to Tech Corridor” walking tour you might be interested in these learning resources for a deep dive into the industrial history and innovation of early Berlin, Ontario. Mary Sehl, researcher and guide for the Busy Berlin walking tour, used many of these resources
If you recently attended our Black Presence in Berlin walking tour you might be interested in these resources for further reading and learning about Black History in Canada, Ontario and Waterloo Region. Peggy Plet, writer, researcher and guide for Black Presence in Berlin, used many of these resources when developing Black Presence in
World War One history can seem daunting or complex. But when you bring it down the a hyperlocal level, it comes to life in a new way. If you recently attended our Great War Stories walking tour led by Todd Bowman you will be interested in these resources for further
If you recently attended our Mount Hope Cemetery Walking Tour – Famous Families, Freedom Seekers and Forgotten Soldiers – these resources for further learning about Kitchener’s Mount Hope Cemetery and some of Kitchener’s History will interest you. Books about Berlin/Kitchener history relevant to the Mount Hope Cemetery walking tour NOTE:
Did you attend our “Drinking in Berlin’s History” walking tour? If so, you might be interested in these learning resources for a deep dive into the taverns, inns, saloons & beer industry of early Berlin, Ontario, now Kitchener. Todd Bowman, researcher and guide for the Drinking in Berlin’s History walking tour,
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