Item is a photograph of Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windsor, Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron Renfrew, Lord of the Isles, and Great Stewart of Scotland, 1910-1936. Also King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from Jan. 20-Dec.11, 1936. The photograph is a full-length portrait of Edward wearing the Grenadier Guards uniform.
Item is a photograph of Charles Fenerty, a native of Lower Sackville, NS. A caption is printed on the photograph which reads: "Charles Fenerty: Inventor of the process of producing paper from spruce wood pulp, he made his method public in 1844. Born in Upper Sackville, N. S., January 1821, he died at Lower Sackville, N. S., June 1892 at the age of 71."
Item is a photograph of Philip Snowdon, First Chancellor of the Exchequer,1st Viscount Snowdon. Photograph is a portrait of Snowdon wearing ceremonial robes.
Item is a photograph of Rt. Hon. Margaret G. Bondfield, J. P., M. P., L. L. D., Minister of Labour in second Labour Cabinet, first woman Cabinet Minister and Privy Councillor, appointed Minister of Labour by Ramsay MacDonald.
Item is a photograph of Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945), President of the United States, 1933-1945. The photograph shows Roosevelt sitting at a desk with a pen and paper.
Item is a collage of the 1913 women graduates of Dalhousie University. The collage consists of photographs of Louise Clayton, Gladys Sidley, and other students arranged in a circle around a large emblem made up of the letter "D" and the number 13.
File contains a composite photograph of the Dalhousie University women graduates of 1912. The photograph consists of a portrait of the students arranged in a triangle shape.
Item is a composite photograph of the 1910 female graduates of Dalhousie University. The photograph consists of portraits of Marguerite Silver; Katie Whitman; Janet Wolfe, and other students arranged in an "X" shape.
Item is a composite photograph of the women of the Dalhousie University Arts and Science class of 1917. The photograph consists of portraits of the graduates arranged around a large circular emblem made up of the words "Arts & Science. DAL 1917." The photograph is printed on a circular piece of card.
This file contains 2 copies of the composite photograph of the 1934 faculty and class of the Dalhousie University faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, and Engineering. The photograph consists of portraits of S. Siegel; A. W. Mutch; J. R. H. Sutherlnad; M. S. Findlay; G. G. Simms; C. I. Mackay; N. Green; G. A. A. Beveridge; E. L. Garber; M. C. P. MacIntosh; D. Vernon; M. Etter; H. D. Remillard; G. M. Baird; I. P. Cox; E. Goodman; M. K. Moxon; M. K. Napier; D. H. Mackay; D. M. Ross; D. P. Rhind; I. C. Pink; E. A. Crathorne; A. E. Longard; G. E. Darrach; B. K. Coady; J. R. C. Fraser; T. N. Mitchell; D. D. Zwicker; E. C. Pace; R. M. Flemming; A. J. Meagher; H. Cramm; W. R. Copp; E. M. Hunt; H. R. Belyea; D. L. Redmond; M. A. MacDonald; F. K. Stewart; H. P. Connor; G. G. Cook; D. G. Baker; F. J. Dougherty; M. R. Duggan; G. M. Jost; H. B. Walker; M. R. Burris; W. McKie; C. A. Howse; M. E. Strum; A. L. DeWolf; J. D. Crease; S. M. Winfield; J. R. Millar; M. T. Crichton; J. E. Richardson; R. J. Batt; W. E. Goodman; D. F. Archibald; R. M. MacFarlane; W. K. Clark; M. G. Clennett; C. W. Stanley (President); M. M. McNeil; R. Gautheron; E. W. Nichols; W. P. Copp; C. L. Bennet; H. P. Bell; H. L. Stewart; C. B. Nickerson; G. E. Wilson; J. M. MacDonald; H. L. Bronson; D. B. Stewart; B. A. Stoddard; F. A. Rhuland; D. M. Sinclair; H. D. Seely; R. F. O'Brien; D. A. Murray; M. M. Purtill; H. G. Herman; A. R. Harrington; R. L. Douglas; L. A. Bown; D. B. Sutherland; B. O. W. Isner; A. S. MacRae; S. Joseph; I. Portnoy; H. L. Knodell; W. F. Fraser; J. C. Benny; D. F. Oland; F. B. Squire; C. W. McKinnon; D. L. MacIntosh; H. H. Williamson; R. L. Aikens; R. W. Dorman; D. Macleod; H. M. Burry; I. M. MacKeigan; I. R. Gold; A. S. MacIntosh; L. J. Crowdis; S. S. Balkin; D. R. Pugsley; D. K. Crowdis; G. G. Lehv; F. L. Page; H. C. Reynolds; M. L. Manual; H. C. Spurr; R. L. Milner; M. Claener; S. L. Chinchin; I. Deutsch; S. B. Berkowitz; W. B. Beazley; and L. P. Frankel arranged around photographs of three buildings.
Item is a composite photograph of the 1931 faculty and class of the Dalhousie University faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, and Engineering. The photograph consists of portraits of J. F. Moores; W. R. Inman; S. Lefkovics; S. H. C. Parsons; M. E. March; G. C. MacDonald; C. C. Stoddard; G. A. Lodge; R. O. Jones; D. H. McNeil; J. A. Muir; J. T. K. Putrtill; P. A. Mader; M. Fishman; W. G. Hamilton; R. L. Norman; J. C. Critchley; I. M. Matheson; C. C. Sarjeant; D. D. MacRae; W. L. Jones; E. M. F. Theakstone; M. M. Montgomerie; C. E. Gordon; G. A. Longard; M. Morson; E. D. Murray; M. M. Marchall; C. D. Allen; W. B. Killam; D. A. French; G. A. Currie; D. L. MacIntosh; E. H. Jackson; E. B. Rogers; M. M. Lucas; A. L. Thurlow; W. K. Pace; H. M. S. Bishop; P. B. Corrigan; M. I. Moors; E. M. Walker; J. M. Sproule; M. B. Cameron; E. Andrews; H. H. Williamson; J. H. Grant; R. L. Christie; C. A. Wright; J. B. Ferguson; A. G. Archibald; A. G. Haverstock; E. G. House; G. C. Beatteay; D. E. MacKenzie; J. G. Howell; J. F. Nicholson; L. E. Witkin; J. R. Donahoe; F. C. Morrison; W. D. Eaton; H. Magonet; C. K. Howse; T. Thorbjarnarson; R. H. Squires; F. W. Morrison; H. M. Torey; N. S. Clarke; C. E. Kearney; C. N. Morehouse; M. D. Webster; F. J. Phelan; B. Manuel; C. A. Herald; A. M. Olding; R. G. Shatford; E. L. Allen; D. T. O'Brien; M. I. McMillan; R. F. Hatfield; K. D. Densmore; J. F. Candow; E. R. Machum; H. J. Egan; C. L. Bennet; G. E. Wilson; H. L. Stewart; D. E. Redmond; J. K. Oldfield; E. O. Nickerson; R. W. Maclellan; R. J. Hill; M. H. Dockrill; L. M. MacLeod; R. W. McCarthy; S. Margolian; R. E. Wolfe; C. B. Nickerson; C. W. Stanley (President); E. W. Nichols; M. M. McNeil; H. L. Bronson; W. P. Copp; R. Gautheron; G. Thorsteinsson; H. P. Bell; E. De C. Bishop (Life Treasurer); G. C. Thompson (Life President); L. J. Marshall (Life Vice President); M. G. Morton (Life Secretary); E. E. Dargie; K. G. Sullican; A. A. Meagher; W. J. Archibald; N. L. Fergusson; L. G. Marshall; L. C. Carroll; J. F. Cahan; H. F. MacRae; W. C. Anderson; D. M. Harper; D. A. Mahon; J. H. Vooght; A. A. Baird; H. D. Pyke; S. Johnston; G. P. K. Cann; M. G. Anderson; L. R. Ryan; C. L. Gosse; J. B. MacDonald; G. J. LeBrun; E. C. Saunderson; C. H. Sutherland; M. E. Webster; and A. L. Geddes arranged around photographs of three buildings. (2 copies)
Item is a photograph of Joe Harvey and Biology Department Facility Members. The photograph was taken by John Dorkin. Attached card reads: "Sabbatical-bound: Chapman, Harvey, Kamra and McBride."
File contains photographs of Kell Antoft; R. St.J. Macdonald; Dr. Hicks; Lorne O. Clarke; and Guy MacLean. - Photographs taken by Wamboldt-Waterfield Photography Limited. - Identification from attached card reads: "LtoR: Kell Antoft (Asst Director, I.P.A.); Dean R. St. J. Macdonald (Law); Dr. Hicks (President no with program); Lorne O. Clarke, Q.C. (Asst. Director, Alumni); Dean Guy Maclean (Director - Dean of Arts & Science).".
Item is a composite photograph of the Dalhousie University Faculty of Arts and Science class of 1923. The photograph consists of portraits of Wm. MacOdrum; R. B. Taylor; C. P. Bethune; Miss H. E. Boyd; Miss M. MacCurdy; Miss R. E. Cluney; R. D. Duchemin; J. H. Reid; A. E. Murray; D. R. Webster; C. F. Grant; Miss J. MacKinnon; Miss P. Moase; Miss M. I. Kuhn; Miss M. J. O'Connor; Miss H. Pugsley; Miss E. E. Geddes; D. S. MacLeod; H. C. Glube; A. C. Hawkins; C. E. Drysdale; Miss A. W. MacNeil; Miss G. A. Henderson; H. Robertson; Miss F. C. Holland; Miss A. G. Harvey; R. H. Shaw; Miss O. Atlee; J. R. Kaye; J. H. Townsend; Miss E. N. Spike; Miss M. G. Wamboldt; Miss H. M. O'Brien; Miss M. J. Moase; W. E. Moseley; P. T. Hickey; Miss H. A. Sanford; Miss J. Schmidt; H. D. O'Brien; Miss M. A. Mackay; M. B. Emeneau; Miss M. J. Smith; Miss M. I. Clark; T. R. Goudge; J. A. Forbes; V. Ditmars; W. M. Jones; H. C. Muir; Miss A. E. Hunter; Miss D. J. Graham; Miss M. C. Hawkins; Miss G. L. McLean; Miss F. MacKinnon; R. M. McColl; M. M. MacOdrum; F. E. Archibald; Miss F. C. A. Power; Miss E. I. Chrichton (Vice President); J. Chew; R. Kerr; P. W. Bowers; F. H. Dentish; R. F. Callan (Treasurer); L. W. Fraser (President); C. C. Ives (Secretary); D. S. Thomson; G. M. Morrison; C. E. Jones; and D. M. Grant arranged in several rows around the words "Dalhousie University" and a large letter "D".
File contains photographs of visitors and guests to Dalhousie in the 1970s and early 1980s. Visitors include university and diplomatic representatives from the West Indies, Barbados, People's Republic of China, West Germany, Sweden, Japan, and Yugoslavia. File also contains newspaper clippings, index cards, contact sheets, and other material.
Item is a composite photograph of the 1902 Dalhousie University law faculty and class. The photograph consists of portraits of eight faculty and eleven class members. Students consist of: E.N. Rhodes; N.J.. Lockhart; Frank B.A. Chipman; J. Philip Bill; A.C. Calder; W.J. Harris; W.R. MacDonald; J.W.P. Ritchie; P.J. Worsley; Robert A. Reid; and R.A. Squires. Faculty members consist of: G.A.R. Rowlings; R.E. Harris; R.C. Weldon (Dean); C.H. Canan; H. McInnes; Geo. Ritchie; C.B. Harrington; and B. Russell.
Item is a photograph of the Dalhousie Chinese Student Dragons basketball team receiving a trophy after winning the 1972 Maritime Cup invitational basketball tournament. The photograph shows Mrs. MacDonald presenting the trophy to team captain Peter Ung. Other team members are Spencer Lui, P.K. Chow, Tony Jong, J.K. Quek, K.T. Jim, J. Chan, Charles Lo, and Tony Chan. Photograph was published in University News, Volume 2, Issue 10.
Item is a photograph of Duff Montgomerie speaking at the 1977 Athletics Awards banquet. A newspaper caption attached to the back of the photograph says "Sport Nova Scotia Co-ordinator Duff Montgomerie, who presented special N.S. Department of Recreation awards to all the members of the championship field hockey team."
Item is a composite photograph of the 1912 faculty and class of the Dalhousie University faculties of Arts, Science, and Engineering. The photograph consists of portraits of A. S. MacKenzie (President); H. Murray; C. L. Moore; D. S. McIntosh; H. P. Jones; E. MacKay; A. MacMechan; John Forrest (Ex-president); R. Magill; J. A. Estey; M. Macneill; C. D. Howe; H. L. Bronson; R. C. Weldon; D. C. Mackenzie; A. P. MacIver; E. Kerr; D. A. MacMillan; H. P. Smeltzer; W. J. MacLeod; H. A. Bligh; G. L. Keeler; M. R. MacGregor; D. K. Munnis; S. M. Dennis; H. L. Garrett; J. C. Stairs; D. S. Cox; F. H. Toomey; A. L. Murray; N. T. Ashkins; C. G. Marsters; J. M. MacCabe; M. I. Davidson; F. H. Palmer; J. A. MacDonald; J. Messervey; L. M. McKittrick; Georgene Faulkner; E. A. Chisholm; Nora Lantz; M. P. Irving; J. P. McQueen (Class President); A. L. MacLean (Class Secretary); A. I. Rettie; A. K. Dickie (Class Vice President); B. E. Mumford; Fillis Boar; Mabel Magee; F. Collier; W. H. Noonan; D. S. MacIntosh; E. V. Ackhurst; F. E. Heisler; R. E. Day; L. B. MacCurdy; M. B. Henderson; E. M. Blackie; H. W. Doane; G. W. Grant; D. R. Fraser; R. B. Carson; G. K. King; E. S. Smith; W. K. Mackay; Jean Henry; J. K. Murchison; W. R. MacAskill; L. P. Archibald; H. W. Jones; L. W. Colquhoun; R. J. MacKinnon; and J. E. Henry arranged in several rows around a photograph of the Forrest Building.
Item is a composite photograph of the Dalhousie University Arts and Science faculty and class of 1907. The photograph consists of portraits of J. Forrest; R. C. Weldon; W. Murray; J. E. Woodman; H. Murray; E. MacKay; A. MacMechan; J. Liechti; E. B. Jack; D. A. Murray; F. H. Sexton; R. A Watson; F. G. Knight; R. E. Dickie; W. P. Grant; G. F. Murphy; M. Payson; F. M. Cunningham; C. I. Gourley; J. T. Archibald; J. B. Gilliott; R. J. Bethune; A. Rettie; A. G. Macaulay; E. Fraser; J. H. Prowse; A. S. McKenzie; H. P. Jones; F. T. McLeod; A. F. Matthews; G. D. Finlayson; S. Rettie; J. MacKinnon; J. R. Miller; M. G. Burris; J. J. Macritchie; C. H. Patterson; M. E. Kerr; W. H. Sweet; H. F. McRae; B. L. Mackay; C. L. Blois; R. W. Maclellan; and D. S. Wickwire arranged in several rows around a photograph of the Forrest Building.
Item is a composite photograph of the 1906 senior class in Arts and Science at Dalhousie University. The photograph consists of portraits of B. E. Murphy; M. L. McKenzie; E. K. Pennington; E. P. Sinnott; A. M. Haverstock; M. G. Lawrence; J. M. Hales; A. E. McLeod; D. E. Faulkner; W. G. Barnstead; J. A. McLellan; J. Wood; J. Beaton; Prof. W. Murray; Prof. J. Forrest; Prof. J. Liechti; Prof. R. C. Weldon; R. C. Burns; R. C. Buckley; C. G. Dickie; W. K. Fraser; E. G. MacKenzie; Prof. A. S. MacKenzie; Prof. D. A. Murray; Prof. F. H. Sexton; Prof. J. E. Woodman; C. W. MacAloney; W. S. Lindsay; A. Fraser; C. T. Sullivan; A. Moxon; Prof. E. B. Jack; Prof. A. MacMechan; Prof. E. MacKay; Prof. S. M. Dixon; E. W. Nichols; J. G. Bruse; P. I. Swanson; J. R. Archibald; A. A. McLeod; E. MacDougall; H. H. MacKenzie; Prof. H. Murray; W. H. Burns; Prof. T. C. Hebb; W. A. G. Bauld; F. P. H. Layton; H. S. Patterson; G. Farquhar; J. M. Stewart; R. B. H. Robertson; J. B. Morrow; H. J. Creightn; A. J. Barnes; F. A. Grant; A. G. Harlow; W. MacPherson; B. S. Gore; A. W. Seaman; A. Fraser; and F. D. Sinclair arrange around a photograph of the Forrest Building.
Item is a photograph of the Dalhousie College senior class of 1885. The photograph shows class members sitting, standing, or reclining in three rows. The photograph includes Margaret Florence Newcombe, Dalhousie's first female graduate.
Item is a photograph of the Dalhousie University class of 1896 in their first year. The photograph shows Campbell; Marchall; Baker; A. C. Hill; Hetherington; Chisholm; Forbes; MacDonald; Murray; McKae; MacGregor; Stirling; McKay; Cummings; Johnston; Robb; Hood; Maxwell; Cock; Sutherland; Grant; Ross; McKinnon; Kennedy; Mitchell; Mahon; Ross; McIntosh; Bell; and Morrison sitting, standing, or reclining in several rows. The photograph includes James Robinson Johnston, Dalhousie's first African Nova Scotia graduate.
