Item is a photograph of consoles of television monitors, a digital computer on the right and tracking controls. In the foreground is Frederick Ricketts the instructor. Photograph was taken during a visit by the Trans-Canada Telephone System engineers. In midst of the television monitors is a digital computer at the right and tracking controls. Station manager Frederic Ricketts instructs a short course on the complexities of the station.
Item is a photograph of E. Eliasen, Assistant General Manager Engineering of Canadian overseas Telecommunications Corporation, describing the Mill Village earth station.
Photograph of the district five staff posing for camera after winning nine years of service awards. The eight men are pictured standing and posed in suits.
Item is a photograph of staff who received award for five years of service. Persons include: W.E. Robinson, R.W. Smyth, C.H. Muir, E.W. Sigston, W.A. Hollett, C.F. Williams, H.J. Crawford, B.P. Russell, M.E. Seaboyer, C.T. Yorke, A.L. Costen, J.J. Fraser, K.N. Cooke, R.D. MacDonald and D.J. Naas
Photograph of Sedley Thomas Mayo holding a telephone standing by truck bearing a Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co. Limited badge, along with the number 341.
Photograph of the general superintendent of maintenance S.E. Fredericks and Joe MacKinnon, cable splicer first grade. The two are pictured holding either end of a paper, looking at the camera.
Item is a photograph of scientists and guests on stage gathered for the opening of the Sir James Dunn Science Building. Chancellor C.D. Howe is in front, flanked by Lady Dunn and Dr. A. E. Kerr. Lord Beaverbrook, Lieutenant-governor E. C. Plow, Premier Stanfield, and eleven candidates for honorary degrees are also present.
Item is a photograph of scientists and distinguished guests walking outside for the opening of the Sir James Dunn Science Building. Chancellor C.D. Howe and Dr. A. E. Kerr are in the second row, with Lady Dunn behind them.
Item is a photograph of scientists and distinguished guests walking outside for the opening of the Sir James Dunn Science Building. Chancellor C.D. Howe and Dr. A. E. Kerr are in the second row, with Lady Dunn behind them.
Item is a photograph of President J.E. Richardson presenting the president's award to Lloyd I. Hersey of Annapolis Nova Scotia while S.L. Nixon of Berwick, J.E. Nicoles of Kentville, J.F. Longley of Kentville and D. Gesner of Wolfville look on.
Item is a photograph of plant supervisor E.G. Cameron, installer Arthur Small, Mr. and Mrs. MacKenzie, and manager W.C. Auld. Small is standing slightly in the background holding a phone on the wall, and Auld is holding up a glass plate.
Item is a photograph of people loading telephone directories into the trunks of Halifax taxi cabs. The directories are stacked in wrapped piles, and the cabs are lined in a row outside of the building.
Item is a photograph of Hanes standing at a table at the Kennetcook open house to mark the conversion to dial telephones at the Kennetcook exchange, where she was honoured after twenty-five years of service.
Item is a photograph of executives from Maritime Telephone and Telegraph Company signing a collective agreement with executives of the IBEW. Photograph shows G.E. Parnell, union secretary ; G.K. Foster, general plant manager ; A.E. MacPherson, union president ; H.W. Dacey, general personnel manager ; D. Purcell, union business agent ; W.A. Logan, general manager.
Item is a photograph of Lady Dunn smiling, pictured with two unidentified people. Both other people are wearing suits and robes. All are holding pieces of paper.
Item is a photograph of exchange foreman Blair Ballem and installation and repair foreman Bill Bell both from Summerside, Prince Edward island covering the time capsule which will remain sealed until 2077.
Item is a photograph of installer Ray Jollimore of Halifax being congratulated by the district plant superintendent upon his marriage. Visible in the background is a lamp gifted to him from his fellow co-workers in district three (installation).
Item is a photograph of four unidentified people standing together and talking. All are wearing suits, and one is carrying a piece of paper that says "One Family One Nation."
Photograph of four men side by side, with two shaking hands and holding papers. The men include: A.(H or G).M., Wilfed MacAleer (chair of Workman's Compensation), Ralph MacNeil, and E.A.C.
Item is a photograph of Eastern Electric and Supply Company equipment installers Gordon Mills, Bernie James, and foreman George Lohnes at the Port Hawkesbury Nova Scotia cutover of a common battery switchboard. The three men are standing at snack table, and two are holding mugs.
Item is a photograph of the district five staff who received five years of service awards. The members are: (front row) A.H. MacKinnon, Kenneth MacQuarrie, Alvie Jeffrey, Cyril MacGregar, E.M. Cameron; (back row) Robert MacKay, Wilfred MacLean, Keith Dunsford, Raymond Livingstone and William Bell.
Item is a photograph of W.H. Hayes, A.M. MacKay, Frank McDonald, and a large group of people standing in front of a building at Jasper National Park in Jasper, Alberta. The photograph was taken during the ninth annual Telephone Association of Canada convention, held from August 30-September 3, 1929.
Item is a photograph of W.A. Winfield and E.F. Halliwell of B.C. Tel, standing in front of delegates of the fifth annual Telephone Association of Canada convention in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Item is a photograph of W.A. Winfield greeting E.F. Halliwell of B.C. Tel. The pair are standing in front of delegates of the fifth annual Telephone Association of Canada convention in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
