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Mammals Volume 6 Manuscript Notes
Part of Taylor White Collection
Consists of loose leaf manuscript notes in various hands (predominantly Taylor White's) describing the mammals depicted in Volume 6. Transcriptions and English translations of individual notes are provided within the record for each animal.
White, Taylor, 1701-1772
Manchester Athenaeum, a perspective view
Part of Charles Barry Fonds
Barry, Charles, 1795-1860
McGill Engineering Building postcard
This file contains a colour postcard of the McGill Engineering Building.
This file contains a b&w postcard of the McGill Hockey Team practicing.
McGill Medical Building postcard
This file contains a coloured postcard of the Strathcona Medical Building seen looking south across Dr. Penfield.
This file contains a coloured postcard of a rugby game with the caption, "crowd witnessing rugby football game at McGill Stadium, Montreal, Canada."
This file includes a photograph of a fomer US navy gun that has been retooled to launch space probes by a team from McGill working in Barbados.
McGill Track Team Intercollegiate Champions, 1920
This file contains a photo of McGill track team in uniform, includes a list of names under the photograph. Photo depicts the original owner, Douglas Frederick (Arts '22).
McGill University Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps, February 1943
This file contains a photograph of a group of seated women in uniform, identified by a note on the back as the McGill University Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps. Some of the women are identified in notes on the back of the photo.
McGill University Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps, inspection March 29, 1944
This file contains a photograph of women in uniform standing at attention, identified on the back of the photo as the McGill University Training Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps undergoing an inspection in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium-Armoury on March 29, 1944. Some figures in the photo are identified on the back.