This file contains a black and white photo of the McGill Chemistry Building (now the Macdonald Harrington Building).
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This file contains a black and white photo of the McGill Chemistry Building (now the Macdonald Harrington Building).
This file contains a photograph of McGill's hockey team in 1911 in uniform, including a dog. Text beneath the photo identifies the team as McGill's third hockey team, along with the names of the team members.
This file contains a black and white photos of the McGill Physics Building (now the Macdonald Stewart Library Building).
This file contains a photograph of a ceremony for the unveiling of the Goodwill Fountain, 1931.
This file contains a photo of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt at a convocation ceremony on 16 September, 1944, after receiving honorary doctors of laws degrees from McGill University.
This file contains a photograph of a group of students pulling a carriage containing Ramsay Macdonald and E.W. Beatty.
This file contains a photograph of Dean D.L. Mordell and Gerald V. Bull with "Martlet I" and two other rockets with a diagram of the Earth's atmosphere. The rockets were used in a project to launch atmospheric probes in Barbados using a refurbished military rocket launcher.
This file contains a photograph of a man in uniform, probably Fairlie Candlish.
This file contains a photograph of men in military uniforms arranged in rows.
This file contains a photograph of a group of people gathered on the steps of Moyse Hall, with Ramsay MacDonald, E.W. Beatty, and Sir Arthur Currie at the centre in academic formal dress, following the ceremony in which MacDonald was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws.