Left to right: W.A.E. McBryde( Dean of Science), I.G. Needles, J.G. Hagey, (President) W.G. Davis

File consists of one card photograph of University College, Toronto, taken after the fire on February 14, 1890. The building is seen from a distance and people are visible outside the building and walking along the snow covered grounds.

File consists of one mounted photograph of the exterior of the University College Y.M.C.A. building seen from the grounds. Three adults, possibly friends David Shannon Bowlby, William Lyon Mackenzie King and Albert Liborius Breithaupt, are visible on the steps of the building.

A contact sheet featuring five photographs of displays in the Arts Lecture Building created for the University of Waterloo’s 25th anniversary celebrations, along with the University-themed float designed for the City of Waterloo’s 125th anniversary parade on August 14, 1982.

File consists of photographs, taken at night, of the University of Toronto.

File consists of one videocassette of the University of Toronto 1999 fall convocation during which Jane Urquhart spoke.

File consists of one photograph of Dana Porter with two unidentified men at the University of Toronto Schools Annual Reunion Dinner.

Building exteriors, showing the construction of the University of Waterloo Engineering Lecture Hall.

Six buttons produced by the University of Waterloo. Each button features a different design, but all include the slogan, “More than a place to work,” and the year the button was created.

File consists of seven snapshots of the grounds of the University of Waterloo campus in 1988.

Test.

Slides featuring text about problems of training in practical areas and debugging processors. One slide features a map of Southwestern Ontario. The slides were likely used during a presentation about computing at the University of Waterloo.

File consists of materials relating to the University of Waterloo Heritage Resource Centre. Includes reports, project proposals, meeting minutes, correspondence, and material regarding the Grad House, formerly the Schweitzer farmhouse located on the University of Waterloo campus.

Accrual consist of floor plans of Dana Porter Library and Davis Centre Library.

Accrual consists of photographs, contact sheets and slides of the Dana Porter Library. Included are interior views of spaces and furnishings along with exterior and aerial views of the building with three levels. Also in the file are photos of books being moved between buildings, including one of books being moved into the Davis Centre library.

Material created and accumulated by the University of Waterloo Library while assessing signage needs and designing new signs and digital displays for the library. Includes correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, reports, client approval forms, project proposals and outlines, an implementation plan, and other textual material. Also include some records from the library’s signage committee including meeting minutes and reports.

Image of Doris Lewis unpacking, reviewing and shelving records and books from the Lady Aberdeen Library on the History of Women.

Images of students gathered at a sit-in on the administrative floor of Dana Porter Library protesting the University of Waterloo Act's provision for student representation on the proposed two new University governing bodies.

Accrual consists of architectural and campus development and building plans, and a City of Waterloo map. Included are plans for the Student Services Building (which was later named Ira G. Needles Hall), Psychology Building No. 30, Math and Computer Building No. 17, and rental buildings at 514 and 419 Phillip Street.

Fonds consists of administrative records related to the planning, development, construction, and maintenance of buildings on campus including reports, correspondence, photographs, invoices, plans, and other ephemeral material.

Fonds consists of Davis Centre design competition records. Negatives, contact sheets, and prints are included.

Students standing on ground to spell out letters UW on green in front of Burt Matthews Hall.