File consists of materials relating to the history and development of Sonneck House.

View of South Campus Hall looking south.

View of South Campus Hall looking south.

Photograph of the exterior of the south corner and surround grounds of the Dominion Tire factory, with the smoke stack and [utility building?] included at left. Wooden outbuildings, workers, and a horse-drawn wagon are also visible.

Photograph of the exterior of the south east corner of the Dominion Tire factory building. Parked freight cars at the end of the building and an oversized "Dominion Tires" made out of rocks on the grass to the right of the building are included in frame.

Photograph of the exterior of the south end of the Dominion Tire factory building with parked freight cars and a truck backed up to a loading dock included in frame.

Photograph of the exterior of the south front of the Dominion Tire factory building with the Dominion Tire water tower and a smoke stack emitting black smoke partially visible in background. Parked freight cars at the end of the building and unidentified outbuildings are included in frame.

Photograph of a nearly empty sandy beach in Southampton with trees visible along the shoreline in the distance.

Photograph of three unidentified adults on a beach in Southampton. At left someone, possibly Helen Rieder, is seated in the sand sunbathing and at right two adults, possibly Martha Rieder and Ella Cook, are looking on from lawn chairs positioned in the shade under a large umbrella.

Film of Schneider and extended family at Southampton during the summer. Includes [Kay?] and John Seigner and Buddy Koenig pulling a toy boat through the water with other children; Walter Sienger washing his hair; unidentified teenagers and Norman C. Schneider diving and jumping into water; and Herbert and Howard Schneider jumping into sand and building a castle with Norman.

Film box includes handwritten notes about film that read: "On beach toy boat, Kay Siegner, Buddy Koenig in boat, Herb ? ? ?, Walter Siegner washing hair, Diving ? NCS, Waves, Herb + Howie jump + sand + NCS"

Upper body studio portrait, formerly owned by Blanche Mildred Clement Kelly, Lillian Southgate and Nettie Morris seen looking at camera, dressed in jackets and fancy straw hats.

One image of the spalled brickwork at Fort Mississauga near Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.

Two copies of the official program for the University of Waterloo's special convocation ceremony marking the opening of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics held on Saturday, October 2, 2004, at 8:45 a.m. James Hartle, Sir Roger Penrose, and Steven Weinberg were conferred honorary degrees at the event.

Untitled speech (4 p. typescript., original) delivered at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Federal Building for the Department of National Revenue on Frederick St., Kitchener, Aug. 15, 1957. Includes program of the ceremony, list of contents of the cornerstone box, manuscript directory of local federal offices.

File consists of material relating to activities of A.L. Breithaupt in his position as Chairman of the Berlin Light Commission. In 1909 he was called on by W.S. Dingman, Mayor of Stratford, to present information about the Berlin electric plant and street railway during a dispute over the proposed purchase of an electric plant for Stratford. Includes a letter from W.S. Dingman to A.L. Breithaupt, A.L.B.'s notes, typescript carbon notes and financial statements of the Berlin Light Commission and of the Berlin and Waterloo Street Railway, and clippings concerning the arbitration.

File consists of material relating to speeches and remarks made by Carl A. Pollock at the University of Waterloo (UW) for building and exhibit openings, convocation ceremonies, dinners and luncheons, senate meetings, contests, and other events.

Includes typed copies of Pollock's remarks (some annotated, some carbon copies), ms. notes, event programs (some annotated), approximately 21 pieces of incoming and outgoing correspondence, a UW press release, and two photographs of Pollock with students at an exhibit. File also includes press clippings about Pollock and about the University of Waterloo.

Sphere was a quarterly newspaper published by members of the Arts Student Union (ASU) between 1993 and 1996. It was produced in response to calls for a new publication to fill the gap left by the former ASU newspaper, Arts Lion, which was published during the 1980s. Featuring news items, reviews and creative writing, the newspaper was intended for as a means of communication throughout the Arts Faculty.

Image of a black cat standing in snow.

Photograph of three unidentified employees gauging and splitting leather for belts on either side of a piece of equipment.

Photograph of an unidentified employee spray finishing leather.