UTSC Archives Legacy Collection

Pages

: John Diefenbaker, Watt's Lecture; Photo shows John Diefenbaker, a Watt's Lecturer, in 1977. Photograph is yellowing and folded.

: Program for Les Belles Soeurs, front cover; Program for Les Belles Soeurs, a play by Michael Tremblay, performed at Leigha Lee Browne Theatre (now the Alumni Theatre) at UTSC on December 8, 9, 14, 15 & 16, 2000 at 8:00 pm and December 10, 2000 at 2:00 pm. Publication is in good condition.

: UTSC Alumni Association members; Portrait of the University of Toronto Scarborough Alumni Association in the 1990s. Photograph is dented, stained, and has surface residue, causing delamination.

: Installation of Professor Paul Thompson as Principal; Installation of Professor Paul Thompson, 1970 BA UofT Scarborough graduate, as Principal and Dean in 1989. Photograph is yellowing.

: Principal Paul Thompson and John MacKay at Canada Millenium Partnership Program Event; This photo shows Principal Paul Thompson, John MacKay, and an unidentified woman at the Canada Millenium Partnership Program event, taking place at Miller Lash house. Photograph is scratched.

: Instructor talking to visitors about the Scanning Electron Microscope; Photo of an instructor talking to visitors of the Science Open House about the Scanning Electron Microscope. Photograph is yellowing, torn, stained, scratched, shows signs of loss, and has adhesive residue on the verso.

: Student with book, browsing the library stacks; One area of books in the library. Inscribed on back: M Allen 6%. Photograph has yellowing, cockling, crackling, dents, scratches, adhesive residue, delamination & loss (pin holes).

: Former Principal Plumptre at Decennial Event and Convocation Ball; Former Principal Plumptre celebrating at the Scarborough Campus Decennial event and Convocation Ball. Photograph is discoloured.

: Graduation procession from University College to Convocation Hall; Procession of students prior to convocation. Photograph has dents & crease.

: President Robert Pritchard with Principal Paul Thompson Near Miller Lash House; President Robert Pritchard with Principal Paul Thompson near the Miller Lash House, Highland Creek Valley, in April 1990. Photograph is yellowing and showing signs of delamination.

: D. Onley and Principal Campbell at Decennial Event and Convocation Ball; David Onley and Principal Campbell celebrating at the Scarborough Campus Decennial event and Convocation Ball. Photograph is discoloured.

: N'Sheemaehn daycare centre, 10th anniversary event; Inscribed on back: Bubbles, parachute games, singing with Dan the Musician, face painting, tattoooes, making frames & beading were enjoyed by all. Dress-up and dancing were a huge hit. Photograph has crease & delamination.

: Physiology lab, Science Open House; Visitors in physiology lab, Science Open House, 1973. Photograph is yellowing.

: Scarborough Campus Decennial Event and Convocation Ball; Unknown guests at the Scarborough Campus Decennial event and Convocation Ball. Photograph is discoloured.

: Staff Event at Golf Course; This photo shows unidentified staff participating in a UTSC event located at a golf course in Woodbridge. Photograph is yellowing, scratched, torn, creased, dented, has surface grime, and has adhesive residue on the verso.

: Groundbreaking for Soil Erosion Lab; Photo of the Groundbreaking of the Soil Erosion Lab, on May 2, 1988. Photograph is yellowing.

: N'Sheemaehn daycare centre, 10th anniversary event; Photograph shows attendees at the N'Sheemaehn Daycare 10th Anniversary Celebration. Inscribed on back: Almost 200 children, parents, staff - present and former, braved the rain to help us celebrated 10 years of quality service. Photograph in good condition.

: Procession from Science Wing Down to Meeting Place; Unidentified staff in a procession from the Science Wing to the Meeting Place for a ceremony, possibly an installment. Photograph is yellowing

: P.R.W. Millard, Kathy Kester Mlllard, and Evelyn Sneyd Millard at Garden Party Reception; This photo shows P.R.W. Millard, Kathy Kester Mlllard and Evelyn Sneyd Millard having tea at a Garden Party Reception at UTSC's Miller Lash House. Photograph is yellowing.

: David Onley & Margaret Birch & former Principal Plumptre at Scarborough Campus Decennial event & Convocation Ball; David Onley & Margaret Birch & former Principal Plumptre at Scarborough Campus Decennial event & Convocation Ball Photograph is discoloured.

: Hans Kung, Watt's Lecture; Photo of Hans Kung with students at the 1983 Watt's Lecture. Photograph is yellowing, dented, creased, and has adhesive residue on the verso, causing delamination.

: John Ball, Librarian (L) at the Opening Event for V.W. Bladen Library; Photo shows librarian, John L. Ball (left), at the opening event for the V.W. Bladen Library on March 15, 1982. Photograph is yellowing.

: Installation of Professor Paul Thompson as Principal; Installation of Professor Paul Thompson, 1970 BA UofT Scarborough graduate, as Principal and Dean in 1989. Photograph is yellowing.

: Prinicpal Joan Foley with Hans Kung; Prinicpal Joan Foley with Hans Kung, Watts Lecturer in 1983. Photograph is yellowing, dented, and scratched.

: Scarborough Campus Decennial event and Convocation Ball; Photo shows unknown woman at the Scarborough Campus Decennial event and Convocation Ball. Photograph is discoloured.

: Event in Meeting Place; This photo shows unidentified students and staff at an event in the Meeting Place. Photograph is yellowing, discoloured, creased, crackling, scratched, shows signs of loss, and has adhesive residue on the verso.

: Stephen (Sholem) Lewis; Portrait of Stephen (Sholem) Lewis, a Watt's Lecturer on October 27, 1985. Photograph is yellowing, stained, dented, has surface residue, and has adhesive residue on the verso.

: UofT Day Tricycle Races; Tricycle races at UofT Day in 1986. Photo is of the north side of Scarborough Campus. Photograph is yellowing and dented, causing delamination.

: David Takayoshi Suzuki; David Takayoshi Suzuki at a Watt's Lecture in 1984. Photograph is yellowing and creased.

: Registration Event in Science Wing; This photo shows students at a registration event in the Science Wing at UTSC. Photograph is yellowing, crackling, creased, cockling, and shows signs of loss.

: Principal Paul Thompson at Le Khanh Thanh Grand Opening Ceremony; Principal Paul Thompson and others at Le Khanh Thanh Grand Opening Ceremony on December 2, 1985. Photograph is yellowing.

: Old Biology Building; Old Biology Building being used as a temporary home for Scarborough College students, c.1965. Photograph is yellowing, torn, and showing signs of loss from pinholes.

: Large portrait of John Diefenbaker, Watt's Lecture; Large portrait of John Diefenbaker for his Watt's Lecture in 1977. Photograph is yellowing, scratched, dented, and creased.

: Principal Plumptre and Margaret Birch; Principal Plumptre talking with Margaret Birch in 1965. Photograph is yellowing, torn, scratched, creased, and shows signs of loss, causing delamination.

: Circulation Card Catalogue and Reference Areas in V.W. Bladen Library; Opening event for the V.W. Bladen Library on March 15, 1982. Photo shows the circulation, card catalogue, and reference areas. Photograph is yellowing, has surface residue, and is showing signs of loss from pinholes.

: UofT Day Wheelchair Races; Wheelchair races at the 1986 UofT Day. Photo is of the north side of Scarborough Campus. Photograph is yellowing, stained, and has surface grime.

: Chancellor Ignatieff with Alfonso Garcia Robles; Chancellor Ignatieff with Alfonso Garcia Robles in the Meeting Place. Robles gave a Watts Lecture on 15 October 1983. Photograph is yellowing, dented, scratched, and stained.

: Principal Joan Foley with Hans Kung, Watt's Lecturer; This photo shows Principal Joan E. Foley intoducing Watt's lecturer, Hans Kung, in the Meeting Place at Scarborough Campus. Photograph is yellowing, creased, and has adhesive residue on the verso.

: Model of Scarborough Campus, Andrews Buildings, and Surroundings; Southwest view of a model of Scarborough Campus, the Andrews buildings, and its' surroundings. Photograph is yellowing, stained, crackling, scratched, torn, creased, shows signs of loss, and has adhesive residue on the verso, causing delamination.

: Groundbreaking for Child-Care Centre; Groundbreaking for the child-care centre in 1989. Photograph is yellowing, stained, and has surface residue.

In collections

Digital Scholarship Unit Collections

Details

Title

UTSC Archives Legacy Collection

Description

The UTSC Archives Legacy Collection had been stored in the basement of the Science Wing for nearly a decade before it was dusted off and moved to the UTSC Library in 2011. Many months of archival processing have revealed a collection that dates from the origins of the campus in the 1960s up to the mid-1990s, depicting and describing the evolution of the campus through extensive textual and visual records. The collection, which was compiled as a college archiving project by UTSC librarians throughout the thirty-year collection period, complements the archival holdings at the university's official repository, the University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services (UTARMS), and is particularly rich in student ephemera such as playbills, posters, and early and unofficial publications.

The collection comprises over 16 meters of textual records, 1700 photographic items and dozens of maps, architectural plans and other artifacts. The archives are held in the UTSC Library and are made available upon request as a resource for researchers interested in student life, the history of the campus and the campus's unique and award-winning architecture, among other things.

Digitization on this collection is well under way, and materials are regularly uploaded to Heritage UofT, a tri-campus collection of archival records, photographs, books, maps, drawings and audio-visual files that document the history of the university. The Heritage project is maintained by the University of Toronto Libraries' Information Technology Services, and current partners include UTARMS, the Fisher Rare Book Library and the UTM Library, as well as the UTSC Library.

The UTSC Archives Legacy Collection has also been used as a teaching tool in HISD44, Nearby History: The Method and Practice of Local History, taught by Professor Christine Berkowitz. The course, which is structured around service learning, requires students to complete projects with community partners. Students who complete their service learning in the UTSC Library have traditionally worked with the UTSC Archives Legacy Collection, assisting with digitization and physical processing, while also conducting primary source research on topics as varied as noise pollution, student politics and campus architecture.

Finding Aid: The finding aid for the UTSC Archives Legacy Collection is available here.For more information or to schedule a research appointment, please contact us.
Citation of the material should include the following elements:

University of Toronto Scarborough Library, Archives & Special Collections, Fonds/Collection title, Series Name - Box # File # - Item # (if applicable).

Date

n.d., 1960-2003

Extent

16.38 meters of textual material. 1101 photographs : b&w. 238 photographs : col. 17 negatives : b&w. 32 negatives : col. 238 sli

Genre

photographs|speeches (documents)|programs (documents|surveys (documents)

Subject

legacy

Continent

North America

Country

Canada

Access Condition

Digital files found on the Digital Scholarship Unit site are meant for research and private study used in compliance with copyright legislation. Access to digital images and text found on this website and the technical capacity to download or copy it does not imply permission to re-use. Prior written permission to publish, or otherwise use images and text found on the website must be obtained from the copyright holder. Please contact UTSC Library, Archives & Special Collections for further information.

Note

Citation of the material should include the following elements: University of Toronto Scarborough Library, Archives & Special Collections, Fonds/Collection title, Series Name - Box # File # - Item # (if applicable).