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Green booklet titled Why Women Fear Success.

Materials relating to the inclusion of Anne Innis Dagg in the "Why? Why not!" exhibit on women scientists at the National Museum of Natural Sciences. Includes photographs of Anne conducting research outdoors.

File consists of an undated ts. (3 leaves, carbon, 2 copies).

10 versions, holograph, typescript. 1 p. ; 28 cm. Some versions have differing Title and first line.

Published edition of "Why monitor the Arctic Ocean? Services to society from a sustained ocean observing system," published by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission.

2 typed documents.

File consists of one typed document (photocopy), newly signed by the author.

Illustrated postcard of two people commenting on a poster on a wall that reads: "Why does a woman look old sooner than a man". The first is saying: "Why. Because she found fifteen ozs went to the pound." the second's comment is obscured due to damage on recto.

Featuring a cartoon by Harry Quinton, the post card was published by S.P. Co., 199, Aldersgate Street. Copyright No. 60.

1 handwritten document

File contains manuscript 1 p. (original and handwritten copy by John Herbert).

File consists of a flier containing the names, positions, and photographs of the international marketing staff of Electrohome Electronics.

File consists of a biographical entry for Marie Stopes from the 1953 edition of Who's Who.

An alphabetical tab-indexed scrapbook containing typescript biographies, photographs, and some signatures of members, by members. The photographs are notable for their candid nature. Unbound inclusions from the 1930's include a typescript obituaries and biographies for Mamie C. G. Fraser, Dora Olive Thompson, and Louis Rorke, as well as a "Memorandum" autographed by Marshall Saunders accompanying a typescript carbon list of first editions of her works.

Contributors and subjects in scrapbook:

• Florence Deacon Black
• Annie Grey Butcher
• Hazel Cleaver
• Myrtle Leeta Cherry
• Emily Orr Elliott
• Margaret Laing Fairbairn
• Muriel Stevenson Folinsbee
• Amelia Warnock Garvin (Katherine Hale)
• Jean Graham
• Bertha Foster Golder
• Mrs. J. W. F. Harrison (Seranus)
• Maude Pettit Hill
• Mary Isabel Houston (Sinclair Dunlop - Isabel Letfern)
• Kate Fleury Jaffray
• Jane Fraser Keith
• Jane Stuart Larrington
• Florence Randal Livesay (Kilmeny)
• Marjory MacMurchy
• Mary Agnes Pease
• Claire I. Prime
• Mona Cleaver Purse (Mrs. Buylow - Polly Peele)
• Mabel Crews Ringland, B.A. (Jack Thorne)
• Louise Richardson Rorke
• Marshall Saunders
• Abbie Lyon Sharman (Lyon Sharman)
• Bessie Stanbury
• Virna Staunton Sheard
• Florence B. Steiner
• Mary Dawson Snider
• Agnes Swinarton (Helen McFarlane)
• Charlotte Miriam Storey (Kitty Hardcastle)
• G. C. M. White [not photo included]

File consists of one manuscript essay on early settlers.

Contains Report of J.E. Worthington’s visit to Paul F. Beich in Bloomington, Illinois and the Marshmallow Plant of Curtiss Candy Company of Chicago, paper by Justin J. Alikonis, pamphlets, article and technical drawings pertaining to automation for aerated confections with the Whizolator.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

Clippings about and holiday greeting cards signed by Charlotte Whitton, former Mayor of Ottawa.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

File consists of 7 pieces of correspondence.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

Graduation portraits, McMaster University.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

File contains review (photocopy only) of "Fortune and men's eyes."

File contains review of "Born of Medusa's blood."

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.

Portrait of Liegh Whitney in evening attire, taken during her participation in the Snow Queen Contest at the University of Waterloo’s Snow Ball, part of Winterland Weekend 1966.

Graduation portraits, University of Waterloo.