Photographs taken during the opening of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering [Engineering I] building at the University of Waterloo by Leslie Frost.

Images show exterior and interior of the portable pre-fabricated buildings used for the Waterloo College Associate Faculties (later the University of Waterloo) behind Willison Hall on the Wilfrid Laurier campus on Albert Street.

Images of the temporary buildings used for the University of Waterloo from behind Willison Hall on the Wilfrid Laurier campus, down to the UW campus.

Image of newly elected members of the Women's Auxiliary of Waterloo College and Seminary standing and smiling toward past president Mrs. C.H. Doerr. Most of the group is seen wearing a hat and gloves.

Artistic rendering of the Waterloo College Associate Faculties Physics and Mathematics Building by Shore & Moffat Architects. Includes a perspective of office wing and main entrance, and an aerial view of the building.

Picture caption included on verso reads: "A large (110,000 sq. ft.) three-storey Physics and Mathematics building, of contemporary design, is the next building scheduled for construction by Waterloo College Associate Faculties. Along with the recently-completed Chemistry and Chemical Engineering building, it will form the nucleus of the future University of Waterloo. More than 2,000 engineering students will be enrolled by 1965. Total cost of the physics and maths facilities will be $2,500,000.00 including equipment. The Foundation Company of Canada is the building contractor and excavation work is now underway. The building will be ready for occupancy September of 1959."

Contains snapshots of the construction of what appears to be part of Waterloo City Hall.

Image of Waterloo City Hall at night decorated in illuminated Christmas lights that are reflected in the wet parking lot surrounding the building.

Anniversary issue in three sections of the Waterloo Chronicle, published December 4, 1936. Includes "Inside Story of a modern packing plant - J.M. Schneider Limited", p. 30.

Material created and accumulated by the University of Waterloo Library during the planning, development, and construction of the Warren and Mary Ober group study rooms on the tenth floor of Dana Porter Library. Includes approval forms, renderings, plans, and a document developed by the Group Study Room Planning Team outlining the features of a well-equipped study room. Also includes an invitation to the grand opening of the study rooms held on April 25, 2012.

File consists of photos of a volleyball game, some shots of campus, and a figurine.

Voices is an annual anthology published by the University of Waterloo Women's Centre each year in recognition of International Women's Day featuring work submitted by University of Waterloo students.

A contact sheet featuring 11 photographs of visitors, possibly alumni, walking around campus and displays created as part of the University of Waterloo’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

A contact sheet featuring 12 photographs of visitors, possibly alumni, walking around campus likely as part of the University of Waterloo’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

A contact sheet featuring 5 photographs of visitors walking around campus likely as part of the University of Waterloo’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

A contact sheet featuring 8 photographs of visitors to campus eating a meal in the Festival Room in South Campus Hall likely as part of the University of Waterloo’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his appointment as the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration related to the planning of two scheduled visits for John Manley, Minister of Industry, to the Kitchener-Waterloo area. Records include correspondence and draft itineraries.

View of campus seen from Hagey Hall of the Humanities looking north.

File consists of a mounted group photograph of the employees at the original Valentine and Martin Limited factory at Bridgeport and Regina Streets in Waterloo.

File consists of one snapshot of urban development in Waterloo.

Film of an unidentified picnic in Waterloo Park. Includes adults and children conversing, playing games and participating in races based on age and gender, and a view of home plate as a group of men play baseball.

Accrual consists of aerial views of the campus, a photograph of the North Campus, north of Village I and Columbia Street. There are two views of a model of campus; one as it was (1967-1968) and one as it was planned to the present stage of development, but buildings are not as as shown on model. For example, the model Model shows Administration and Student Services as one building south of Columbia.

Accrual consists of three snapshots of the University of Waterloo's Oktoberfest parade float while moving down King Street in Waterloo. The float is painted blue, gold and purple, and decorated with streamers. Included is a view of two unidentified people walking at the front of the float with a large banner that reads: "University of Waterloo Home of Co-op Education in Canada". The Harmony Lunch storefront is partially visible in the same shot.

Accrual consists of a pen and ink drawing of Campus for Christmas 1991 by Frank Esch given to Chris Redmond for the Gazette.

Accession consists of records related to the University of Waterloo's team in the K-W Corporate Challenge held September 8, 1985 in Waterloo Park. A memo accompanied by a snapshot and the October 1985 edition of STAFFnews featuring a news piece (ill.) about the event and the unit affiliations of the team members.

Team members are seen in the photo posing for the camera behind a large banner that reads: "University of Waterloo home of Co-Op Education in Canada". They are identified in the memo as (left to right) Helen Messiha, Dean Nadon, Marlene Miles, Sandi Friedmann, Bruce Pinder, Bill Pudifin, Bonnie Neglia, Carole Hea, Lynda Henderson, Tom Geohegan, Deena Vujic, Connie Hutcheson, and Vic Neglia (kneeling).

North campus and E2.

Exterior images of the Schweitzer farmhouse, later named Grad House.