File contains a photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese with 5 men, one of whom is Kazuki Yoshikawa. File also contains an (undigitized) business card from Yoshikawa.
File contains a photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese with a large group. Includes Paul White, who ran a training programme for the International Ocean Institute (IOI) in Malta during 1980 (See MS-2-744, Box 55, Folder 14). The photo could be of that session. The photo was signed by several people on the reverse (including White), and has a sticker with an address for N.S. Rembe of the Faculty of Law, University, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
File contains a photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese and Eckhard Kröncke. Inscribed on reverse “Sept. 1998, Halifax [?], Elisabeth Mann Borgese + Eckhard Kröncke.”
File contains black-and-white print of Elisabeth Mann Borgese and others seated at table. The photograph was developed in the Netherlands, and was, originally found with correspondence and publications from RIO (Reshaping the International Order).
File contains a photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese and two unidentified men sharing a drink. Inscriptions on the front read, “With fond regards, Saul,” and “Institute”.
File contains a photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese at a dinner, on the occasion of an opening in Rotterdam, at the 3rd plenary session (likely for IWCO) in Rotterdam. Inscription on reverse “26/11-96 – Townhall – dinner at the occasion of the opening in Rotterdam. Press picture send out (3rd plen. Session in Rotterdam) IWCO [Independent World Commission on the Oceans]??”
File contains a photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese shaking a man's hand, and handing a certificate. Found with material from the 1981 International Ocean Institute (IOI)'s training programme.
File contains photograph of Elisabeth Mann Borgese with the International Ocean Institute Halifax staff. Inscribed on reverse: “EMB with IOI staff Ying Watt, Robert Race, Madeleine Coffen-Smout, Darlene Manning, EMB, Taken at IOI office."
File consists three copies of a photograph of Eliza Ritchie. She graduated with a Bachelor of Letters, in 1887, from Dalhousie University. She then went on the receive a Ph.D, from Cornell University. The photograph was selected for inclusion in the publication "The Lives of Dalhousie University, Vol. 1" by Peter B. Waite (page 133).
File is a photograph of Dr. Henry Hicks and Dr. Lloyd MacPherson, then Dean of Medicine, on stage during the 1967 Convocation Ceremony for the Faculty of Medicine.
