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January 10, 1958 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 10 x 13 cm
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Scanned as TIF file July 2022.
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Aerial oblique views of University of Waterloo campus from Albert St. facing south, several popular aerial views of Schweitzer farmhouse (later Grad House) and Chemical Engineering foundations.
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58-12170_006: aerial view of Waterloo College (later Wilfrid Laurier University), campus including Willison Hall.
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58-12170_001 appeared on page 87 of Ken McLaughlin's Waterloo : The Unconventional Founding of an Unconventional University [G13961] with the caption: "In this aerial view the contours of the original farm lands, with the outbuildings and orchard, are visible as construction of the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Building begins."
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58-12170_006 appeared on page 33 of Ken McLaughlin's Waterloo : The Unconventional Founding of an Unconventional University [G13961] with the caption: "The campus of Waterloo College as it appeared in 1956 before the beginning attempts to expand its boundaries. The CMHC [Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation] lands are at the top right. The college "rectangle" was limited to a line not far beyond the perimeter created by Willison Hall and the new Administration and Arts buildings. A playing field, the 1928 Seagram memorial field, was located behind Willison Hall."