This series contains photographs related to libraries and library conferences, including photographs of patrons using libraries and meetings and posters at conferences. All photographs have been removed from folders 3-08 and are stored separately. Some photographs have notes on the back that may indicate their intention to be published in books.
Series consists of 36 photographs. The photographs include depictions from when Jacob Zilber was a student at the University of Wisconsin in 1948 and a trip to Wisconsin for the Kewaunee Class of 1942 reunion in 1989. Physical photographs are catalogued as part of the photograph holdings under 160.1.
The series consists of photographs of the construction of the Health Science Centre, its Psychiatric Unit, the James Mather Building, and the Instruction Resources Centre. The series also includes photographs of the members of the Co-ordinating Committee.
Series consists of photographs and negatives taken during Weisgarber’s time in Japan, during which he studied shakuhachi (vertical bamboo flute) playing and construction. Also featured in the images are some of the men Weisgarber studied, including Tanaka and Kotahara.The 2018 accessioning introduced photos of Elliot, his family, and friends.
The series consists of photographic prints, both black-and-white and colour, documenting George McWhirter, his family, and his colleagues. Photos 134.1/37 to 134.1/45 have not been digitized. Digital-born photographs can be found in the Digital Media series. Photographs have been digitized and included in UBC Archives’ Historical Photograph Database UBC 134.1.
Series consists of photographs, in both print and slide form, of Bullock, along with an assortment of others, including Lori-Ann Latremouille and Ladislav Guderna.
Series contains Morris Panych receiving the Governor General's Literary Award for Drama, in honour of his work Girl in the Goldfish Bowl (2004), promotional photographs from Billy Bishop Goes to War (1986), undated promotional pictures, and personal negatives. Some are dated 1986, although the majority are not dated.
The Photographs series contains a small number of black and white images of various Faculty of Medicine openings, special events, ceremonies, displays, exhibits, buildings and facilities.
Most of the photographs were found unorganized in a storage box and were not separated from files of textual material. The sole exception is the photographs of the Faculty's "Safeguarding Motherhood" exhibit at the 1960 Pacific National Exhibition. These images were separated from textual material found in the General Office Files series.
The series consists of 37 photographs, most of which were created after Eastman's career at UBC.
Portrait images of Eastman are included in UBC Archives Historical Photograph Database as UBC 30.1. Images depicting events, and other individuals (UBC 31.2) are not digitized but are available to view in our reading room.
Series consists of photographs about the University of British Columbia and Eagles' personal life. Photographs are arranged in two sub-series: University-related images are listed in the UBC Archives Historical Photograph Database and numbered UBC 11.1; personal and family photos are numbered UBC 11.2. Please see the finding aid.
Series consists of photographs – black and white and colour, and of various sizes – depicting Jane Rule, her friends, and family members. The images of Rule consist of both formal portraits and informal photos. Some photos are listed individually, but most are still held in photograph albums compiled by Rule. Also included is a selection of digital photographs stored on CDs.
Series consists of colour photographs of William Messenger, his wife Ann and colleagues and friends, including pictures of his house. These are the photographs from the accrual in 2003 only. The series is arranged by year.
The series consists of photographs of Frank F. Wesbrook, family members, and other associates. They include both black and white prints and negatives of various dimensions.
Photographs include group photos taken on the 1978 China tour and individual headshots. The photos have been digitized and are available through UBC Library's Open Collections series UBC 114.1/
Series consists mainly of photographs of John Norris, Barbara Norris, and other family members. Several photos relate to images used by Norris during lectures or in scholarly articles. Photographs are arranged in chronological order.
The series consists of photographs of Coghill, including headshots, involvement in various productions on and off stage, and cast members. Also included is the output of Coghill's play Song Of This Place, and the photographs of Coghill with family and friends. Includes black-and-white and colour prints, negatives, and colour slides.
Series consists of negatives and photographic prints of the original St. John's College in Shanghai, China; of St. John's College at UBC; and various ceremonies and events sponsored by the Development Office.
This series contains photographs relating to MacLeod’s personal life, as well as his art. Included are photographs of the 2004 exhibit of MacLeod’s paintings.
Series consists of photographs, mostly of the daily functions of the Women’s Resource Centre office. The photographs are separated into three groups, two of which consist of photographs taken in the 2000s and one of which consists of photographs taken in the 1970s and 1980s.
Included are early photographs of the UBC Hall of Fame Induction, UBC Thunderbirds Ice Hockey trip to China, 1973, photos of the UBC Based Canadian Olympic Hockey Team, 1964 and miscellaneous photographs of Bob Hindmarch, including a photograph with Anatoli Tarasov and Bobby Gaul Trophy Memorial Winners, Simon Hoogewerf and Paul Thiessen amongst others.
Series consists of photographs showing members of the Volkoff family and includes 61 black and white prints of various sizes, 36 black and white 35mm negatives, and 58 digital scans from original prints. Digital scans were taken from selected photographs included in two photograph albums which remain with the Volkoff family.
Photographs are of various subjects, people and places in unknown locations (possibly India and Vietnam.) The majority of issues have no given year. Those that do are primarily from 1947.
Series consists of black and white prints and negatives of various individuals, groups and events associated with the Faculty of Law. The series includes images of a Symposium on Legal Education held at U.B.C. in October 1949 at which many distinguished legal scholars spoke. An oversize photograph of Mark Harcourt is located in the Archives vault.
The series consists of photographs, slides and negatives dating from 1900 to 1977. Most of the earlier photographs (1908-1924) are of MacKenzie and his fellow students at Pictou Academy and Dalhousie University. The photographs from 1924 to 1943 show MacKenzie in the various positions he held, including as the representative of the International Law Association, legal advisor to the International Labour Office, professor at the University of Toronto and president of the University of New Brunswick. Photographs from 1944 to 1962 are primarily of MacKenzie in his role as president of the University of British Columbia; of others associated with the University, of UBC buildings; many important visitors to the campus including Queen Elizabeth, Eleanor Roosevelt, and foreign dignitaries; and of MacKenzie's friends and family.
Series includes photographs of the Department of Physics taken in front of the Hennings Building in most years from 1971 to 2002, individual portraits taken of professors, students, and staff within the Department of Physics, and miscellaneous photos taken during Open Houses and other events.
Series consists of photographs of William Rose, members of his family, and friends and colleagues. Most of the images, except those of Rose, are unidentified.
Series consists of 102 colour and black & white photographs featuring Beesley. Some photographs are only digital; physical photographs are catalogued as part of the photograph holdings under series UBC 126.1.
Series consists of photographs from the receptions celebrating Brett Finlay’s appointment as Distinguished Professor and former Peter Wall Institute Director Ken MacCrimmon’s retirement, photographs of the team responsible for Understand Electron Motion in Matter, and photographs of the University Gathering Place.
Note: The Visiting Junior Scholar Program existed from 1999-2003 and has been replaced by the Wall Summer Institute for Research Program.
Series consists of photographs of Geoffrey Smedley, his wife Brigid, and Geoffrey’s sculptural and other artistic works. Most titles are derived from notes written on the envelopes or boxes in which they were originally stored – other titles derived from the images themselves or based on conjecture are in square brackets.
Series consists of photographs taken and collected by the Bollert family over the years. Many photographs are portraits of the immediate family of Mary Bollert. The series includes candid shots taken on vacation or at family gatherings and photographs in three separate albums.
Series consists of photographs of Mark Achbar and other individuals from the production team on location, as well as Mark Achbar interviewing Noam Chomsky, Milton Friedman, Ira Jackson and Robert Monks.
Series consists of a selection of photographs removed from six photo albums from 1912-1937 and 1977. The photographs mainly document glacier formations in B.C., the Yukon, and various fieldwork projects from volcanic activity to Mammoth Skull in Hudson Hope, B.C. The photographs were individually chosen based on hand-written information about their relative/exact location and sometimes date. Negatives have been retained in their original order of those photographs in the photo albums and are held in Boxes 8 and 9.
Series consists of photographs, many autographed, of Jean Coulthard's colleagues. Series also includes family photographs and formal portraits of Coulthard.
Series consists of photographs documenting the state of mining equipment and technology through Howard's early career while working summers at Geraldton (Hard Rock Mines) and La Marque in Quebec (1937-1940) and during his equipment sales career with E. Lory of Orillia (1940-1942). Photographs from Howard's Eldorado career depict the mining operations and capture some of the personal and social life in this remote mining community near the Arctic Circle. There are also a few photographs of laboratories and buildings at UBC and some scenes around the University.
Series consists predominantly of slides produced by Hans Blohm for the book From Pebbles to Computers and several personal photographs of Suzuki at the University of Windsor Convocation, where he received an Honorary Doctorate in 1979.
