Historic Waterloo

Central Block, 12–18 King Street South

Note the words "Central Block" and "1881" in the roof peak. A prominent three-storey commercial building. The window trim is from the period in which the building was constructed. The keystones contain designs and the window labels are made of cast concrete. Built in 1881 by William Snider and Aaron Kraft. Associated with the Ontario Seed Company, which originally began in Waterloo in 1906, Ontario Seed/Home Hardware has occupied this block for several decades.

Nearby Buildings:

2–10 King Street South

32 King Street South

34 King Street South

38–40 King Street South

11 Erb Street East

3 King Street South

42 King Street South

External Links:

• 12–18 King Street South on OpenStreetMap.
• 12–18 King Street South on Wikimapia.