Part Of

Residences and dining rooms

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.6

Item Number

2.6.39

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1971

Physical Description

5" x 8" ((b/w)

Material Details

Contact prints

History / Biographical

The Observatory is located on the roof of McMaster Hall.

Scope and Content

Item is five contact prints taken at the opening of the Observatory. Print 1: Steps to the Observatory (man on the steps is Westly Wong) Print 2: Steps to the Observatory Print 3: Visitors Print 4: Foyer of McMaster Hall (Prof. R.M. Simmons making a donation towards a telescope) Print 5: Foyer of McMaster Hall (female visitor)

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Part Of

Residences and dining rooms

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.6

Item Number

2.6.46

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1971

Physical Description

7" x 8" (b/w)

Material Details

Contact prints

Scope and Content

Item consists of nine contact prints. Images were taken at the opening of McMaster Hall, the towers residence. 1. Lyle Dick (at microphone) 2. ? 3. Mayor William (Bill) Wilton (at microphone) 4. Walter Dinsdale (at microphone) 5. Walter Dinsdale 6. Lloyd Dulmage (at microphone) 7. Prof R. Murray Simmons (at microphone) 8. Prof. Murray Simmons.

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Part Of

Residences and dining rooms

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.6

Item Number

BUPC 2.6.47

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1971

Physical Description

8" x 10" (b/w)

Material Details

Contact prints

Scope and Content

Image consists of twelve contact prints taken at the McMaster Hall Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.

Notes

Many of the images are similar to BUPC 2.6.46.

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Part Of

Residences and dining rooms

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.6

Item Number

2.6.7

GMD

graphic

Date Range

1971

Physical Description

2.2" x 5.1" (b/w)

Scope and Content

Photograph shows Walter Dinsdale at the opening ceremony of McMaster Hall.

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Part Of

Residences and dining rooms

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.6

Item Number

2.6.38

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1972

Physical Description

8" x 2.4" (b/w)

Material Details

Contact prints

Scope and Content

Item is three contact prints taken at the opening of McMaster Hall. Print 1 (L toR): ?, Murray(?) Simmons, Lloyd Dulmage (Microphone); ?, Walter Dinsdale (M.P.), Bill Wilton (Mayor), Scott Bateman (Chairman of University Grants Commission), ?, ? Print 2 (L to R): Lyle Dick (?), holding ribbon (?), Lloyd Dulmage, Murray(?) Simmons, (?) holding ribbon, Walter Dinsdale, Bill Wilton, Scott Bateman Print 3 (L to R): Lyle Dick (?), ?, Lloyd Dulmage, Murray(?) Simmons, ?, Walter Dinsdale, Bil Wilton, Scott Bateman

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Part Of

Citizens' Science Building and Knowles-Douglas buildings

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.3

Item Number

2.3.3

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1980s

Physical Description

3.5" x 5" (colour)

Scope and Content

Photograph is looking southwest from the median on 18th Street and shows the Citizens' Science Building (Students' Union Building) in winter.

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Part Of

Citizens' Science Building and Knowles-Douglas buildings

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.3

Item Number

2.3.5

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1980s

Physical Description

3.5" x 5" (colour)

Scope and Content

Photograph is looking north northwest and shows the Citizens' Science Building in the foreground and the Brandon College Building in the background.

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Part Of

Citizens' Science Building and Knowles-Douglas buildings

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.3

Item Number

2.3.2

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1980s

Physical Description

3.5" x 5" (colour)

Scope and Content

Photogarph is looking southwest from the median on 18th Street and shows the north half of the Citizens' Science Building (Students' Union Building) in winter.

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Part Of

Citizens' Science Building and Knowles-Douglas buildings

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2.3

Item Number

2.3.1

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1980s

Physical Description

3.5" x 5" (colour)

Scope and Content

Photograph is looking southwest from the median on 18th Street and shows the south half of the Citizens' Science Building (Students' Union Building) in winter.

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