Winter scene in the grounds of McGill College postcard
- CA MUA MG 4319-02-263
- File
- Approximately 1910
This file contains a coloured postcard of the McGill campus in winter.
Winter scene in the grounds of McGill College postcard
This file contains a coloured postcard of the McGill campus in winter.
Hockey programme, McGill vs. Yale, 1932
This file contains a programme for a hockey game between McGill and Yale, held on 16 December 1932 in New Haven. Pencil annotation records a score of McGill 3, Yale 0.
Celebration in Montreal of the Birthday of Her Majesty the Queen [booklet]
This file contains a programme for a celebration of Queen Elizabeth's birthday, "Trooping the Colour at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, McGill University." Includes musical programme, order of ceremony, and list of officers present. Invitation to Trooping the Colour also included.
McGill athletic exhibition invitation and envelope
This file contains an invitation to the McGill University Athletic Sports exhibition held on the 24 October, 1878 on the college grounds, as well as an envelope. The invitation includes a programme of events that has some annotations with event results. The envelope is addressed to Miss Sweeny and has a postal cancel stamp for 23 October, [1978].
Programme for banquet honouring graduating class of 1935
This file contains a programme for a banquet held in honour of the 1935 Royal Victoria College graduates, held at the Windsor Hotel on Monday, 13 May, 1935.
This file contains a chapbook of poems by McGill students. Number 190/500 copies. Edited by Leslie L. Kaye, designed by Harold D. Kurschenska.
Illustration “A Novel Game at McGill University” 1910
This file contains a full-page illustration of students playing a game, entitled "A novel game at McGill University, Montreal, the annual struggle between freshmen and 'sophomores.'" The caption for the illustration explains that the game is an initiation process: "The two sides arm themselves with bits of canvas and line up at opposite ends of the football field, where they are roped in lines or 'Morgues.' The object is for each side to tie up its opponents and carry them off to their own Morgue, where the prisoners sit until everything is over. Whichever side has most of the enemy in their Morgue in twenty minutes is claimed the victor. The Freshmen always get the worst of it, as they do not know each other and cannot combine like the Sophomores. The whole college turns out to watch the sport."
MacPherson, Douglas
This file contains an invitation package for the 1956 McGill Winter Carnival, including an envelope, a letter of invitation from the Promotion Chairman, a subscription form, and a promotional brochure with a list of events.
McGill University, a guide and map
This file contains is a folded brochure with a guide and campus map of McGill University, including a brief history of the university, a list of faculties and departments, and a summary of its activities.
Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament banquet programme
This file contains a programme for the Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament held in Montreal on March 4, 1950. Includes menu, a short history of the Bronze Baby trophy, and lists of team members from Western, University of Toronto, McGill, and Queen's. Booklet belonged to Gladys Bean.