Historic Waterloo

Waterloo Music (former), 3 Regina Street North

Was originally a livery for the Waterloo Hotel, and later a curling rink used by the Waterloo Curling Club. The building was enlarged in 1935 (the outline of the original building can be seen on the building's side wall) and became Waterloo Music, started by C. F. Thiele. The second floor was constructed using steel girders from the collapsed Honeymoon Bridge at Niagara Falls. By 1947, the Waterloo Music Company had become Canada's largest music establishment.

Nearby Buildings:

10 King Street North

24 Erb Street East

6 Regina Street North

14 King Street North

2–4 King Street North

11 Erb Street East

28 Erb Street East

External Links:

• 3 Regina Street North on OpenStreetMap.
• 3 Regina Street North on Wikimapia.