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Photograph of Alex Grant and Dr. Henry B. Sharman at Camp University

MS-2-586, PB Box 16, Folder 101
Item
1944

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

Photograph of an ice sculpture of the Dalhousie Coat of Arm

MS-2-586, PB Box 16, Folder 107
Item
1957

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

The item consists of a photograph of an ice sculpture of the Dalhousie Coat of Arms at the Nova Scotia Hotel. This was at a lunch celebrating C.D. Howe winning the election to the chancellorship of Dalhousie University.

Photograph of Camp University

MS-2-586, PB Box 16, Folder 102
Item
1944

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

The item consists of a photograph of people attending Camp University. People identified as Dora Wilson's husband, Bill Archibald, Dora Wilson, Alex Grant, and the two Wilson children.

Photograph of Camp University attendees

MS-2-586, PB Box 17, Folder 15
Item
1944

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

The item consists of a photograph of the Camp University attendees, identified as Kilbourne, Bill Archibald, and Howard L. Bronson.

Photograph of Camp University attendees

MS-2-586, PB Box 16, Folder 104
Item
1944

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

The item consists of a photograph of the Camp University attendees, identified as in the back row: Bill Archibald, Bert Bailey, Alex Grant; front row: Ralph Odone, Dryden Phelps, Earl Willmott.

Photograph of Camp University seminar building with Dr. Henry B. Sharman

MS-2-586, PB Box 16, Folder 103
Item
1944

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

Photograph of Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. Bronson at 1154 Studley Avenue

MS-2-586, PB Box 16, Folder 105
Item
1966

Part of Ernest Heighton fonds

Photograph consists of Dr. Howard L. Bronson and Mrs. Bronson standing in the doorway of 1154 Studley Avenue with Mary Copitt (sister of Mrs. Bronson) standing in front.

Photograph of Dr. Howard L. Bronson in Paradise, Nova Scotia