File contains original set designs for Neptune Theatre's production of "Nunsense," directed by Cliff LeJeune and designed by Brock Lumsden. Scott Miller was the technical director. The file also includes original and copies of prop designs by Lumsden for the production.
File contains correspondence with Department of Finance and Treasury Board of Canada, Government of Canada Privy Council Office, and the Canadian International Development Agency. Correspondents include Karen O'Brien; Douglas Patriquin (attached are government documents); C.G. Penney; Nicholas Polunin (attached are EMB's comments on an editorial); George Post (attached are government documents); Francois Pouliot; Victor Prescott; Sharon Proctor.
File contains set designs for Neptune Theatre's production of "Olde Charlie Farquharson's Son," directed by Frank Peppiatt and designed by Mark Buntrock. The file includes Buntrock's original drawings and annotated copies.
File contains the original set design for Neptune Theatre's school tour productions of "Once upon a time" and "Windigo." The productions were directed by B. Carr and J. Neville and designed by L. Preston.
File contains set and light designs for Neptune Theatre's production of "Our Country's Good," directed by Joe Dowling and designed by Pat Flood (set) and L. Guinard (lights).
File contains original set and prop designs for Neptune Theatre's production of "Our Town," directed by Linda Moore and designed by Brian Perchaluk. The file also contains annotated copies of the light plot designs by Paul Mathieson.
File contains correspondence with A. Papadopoulos, Renate Platzoder, and Ambassador Arpad Prandler of Hungary. Correspondence concerns the International Ocean Institute (IOI)'s training programme, Pacem in Maribus, and other topics.
File includes press release, correspondence, postcard invitation to Peggy's Cove, the first group exhibition held at Eye Level Gallery from November 30 - December 18, 1974.
File consists of two copies of a photograph and a photographic negative of the Dalhousie University Senate members, present at the first Senate meeting held in the new Arts and Administration Building, in January 1952. The photograph shows Dixie Pelluet; Dean Horace Read (Law); Dean J.H.L. Johnstone (Graduate Studies); C.L. Bennet; President A.E. Kerr; Dean George Wilson (Arts and Science); Dean J.S. Bagnall (Dentistry); Dr. H.L. Scammell (Registrar); Dean H.G. Grant (Medicine); H.P. Bell; C.B. Weld; D.J. Tonning; C.H. Mercer; W.J. Chute; H.R. Theakston; W.R. Lederman; R.S. Cumming; J.H. Aitchison; John A. Aldous; George Grant; A.S. Mowat; G.V. Douglas; R.S. Hayes; C. Lamberston; Burns Martin; A.K. Griffin; J.A. McCarter; and Charles Walmsley. The photograph was selected for inclusion in the publication "The Lives of Dalhousie University, Vol. 2" by Peter B. Waite (page 183).
File consists two copies of a photograph of the Dalhousie University football team of 1908..The photograph was used in Volume 1 of "The Lives of Dalhousie University" by Peter B. Waite (page 129).
File contains a photograph from a fall convocation at Dalhousie University in 1979. The photograph shows Maurice Van Vliet, Henry Hicks, Lieutenant governor Shaffner, Joyce Robinson, and Hugh Noble standing together. Four of them are wearing academic dress.
File is a photograph of a white and green house which housed the Medical-Dental Library during the construction of the Tupper Building and the W.K. Kellogg Health Sciences Library.
File contains a photograph of a bust of Lord Dalhousie. The photograph was published in Volume 15, Issue 15 of Dal News (March 1985) as part of a column on Lord Dalhousie by Harry Bruce.
File contains a class photograph from the Dalhousie medical school from an unknown year. The photograph shows the class standing on the front steps of the public health clinic.
File contains a photograph of a procession of graduates walking across Dalhousie University's Studley campus. The Macdonald Library (Macdonald Building) and Science Building (Chemistry Building) are visible in the background.
File contains a photograph of a procession of graduates during a convocation ceremony at Dalhousie in 1928. The photograph shows A.M. Olive; Mabel A. Borden; Muriel C. Donahue; Kathleen A. Hagen; Gladys A. King; Marion Thompson; W.G. Dustan; J.A. Dorbes; M.L. Keating; H.B. Ross; Anna M. Wilson; D. Cooper; and John C. Hall lined up outside a stone building.
File contains a photograph of several fire fighters on the scene of a fire in Halifax's Africville neighborhood. The photograph was used in Donald Clairmont's "Africville Relocation Report" ("Fire in Africville" pg. 3-23). The photograph is courtesy of The Mail-Star.
File contains a photograph of a garbage dump near Halifax's Africville neighborhood. The photograph was used in Donald Clairmont's "Africville Relocation Report" ("The Dump" pg. 3-27).
File is a group photograph with subjects identified on verso. Names are as follows: Front Row: C.S. Morton; J.G. MacDougall; Dr. Malcolm MacEachern (co-Executive Director of the American College of Surgeons); H.K. MacDonald; R.F. Davis; A.L. Murphy. Back Row: Frank Mack; A.W. Curry; Mr. Gosse; Harry O'Brien, R.H. Stoddard; N.H. Gosse; H.W. Schwartz.
Item is a photograph of Alexander Thomas MacDonald; James D. MaLeod; Art Ross; Thomas Roy Hall; and two other unidentified men sitting or standing around a table.
File is a group photograph with 56 subjects some identified on accompanying photocopy of image. Names are as follows: Front Row (15): Dean Grant; unknown, Walter House; unknown; unknown; J.W. Reid; unknown; unknown; unknown; H.R. Corbett; unknown; unknown; unknown; unknown; unknown. Second Row (13): A.J. Devereaux; Crosman Garry; unknown; P.E. Belliveau; Arnold Noble; unknown; D. Fraser; unknown; unknown; unknown; John R. MacNeil; Vernon Schaffner; unknown. Third Row(12): 2nd man in, A.L. Southerland; 5th man in, Henry Reardon. Half row (4): all unknown. Back Row (12): Stevenson; Eric McDonald; unknown; Chester Stewart; Hugh Martin; John Woodbury; D.F. McDonald; D.M. MacRay; unknown; unknown; unknown; unknown.
File contains a photograph taken at a meeting at the Seaview African Baptist Church in Halifax's Africville neighborhood. The photograph shows several people sitting in the church pews while an unidentified person speaks to them.
Item is a photograph taken during a meeting Alan Borovoy, Human Rights Lawyer. The meeting is taking place in a bedroom in a house in Africville. The photograph was used in Donald Clairmont's "Africville Relocation Report" ("Crucial Meeting" pg. 6-13).
Item is a photograph of a memorial in honour of engineers from the Nova Scotia Technical College who gave their lives in World War I. The memorial is a metal plaque engraved with the names of all of the causalities. The memorial was erected by the school's alumni association.
File contains two photographs of stained glass windows mounted in a mat. The stained glass windows were donated to King's College as a class memorial. The photograph originally came from President's Office files (UA3) Box 254, Folder 1.
File is a black and white reproduction of a photograph of the bust of Alexander Munro I. Note attached reads: Alexander Monro I (1697-1767). Professor of Anatomy: 1720-1754. Photograph by Mr. Andrew H. Baird of Flaxman's bust, with the kind permission of the Officials of the University of Edinburgh.
File is a black and white reproduction of a photograph of the bust of Alexander Munro II. Note attached reads: Alexander Monro II. (1733-1817). Professor of Anatomy: 1758-1798. Photograph byt Mr. Andrew H. Baird, with the kind permission of the Officials of the University of Edinburgh.
File contains a photograph taken at a reunion of Africville residents at Seaview Park. The photograph shows a large crowd of people sitting in rows of folding chairs in the park.
File contains a photograph of an empty construction lot in Halifax, possibly on the former site of Africville. The photograph was used in Donald Clairmont's "Africville Relocation Report" ("New Land Usage" pg. 5-2a).
Item is a photograph of someone in the control room at CKDU Radio in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The photograph was taken by Tom Mooney for the Dalhousie University Photography Department. The photograph appeared in University News, Volume 6, Number 5, published on October 31, 1975. File also contains an index card with information about the photograph.
