Bruce Kidd changing socks under the gaze of young onlooker during the CNE Invitational and Sr. Class Meet, Toronto.

Bob Raymer, Jim Snider, Orville Atkins and Bruce Kidd training in Hart House

Tely-Maple Leaf Games - Men's 3 Mile Event: Bruce Kidd and British runner

School of Library Science, reception

Dr. Robbin Harris holding up first design sketch for Innis College

Varsity Centre Ambassadors

Locker Room opening at the Athletic Centre

Bruce Kidd cross finish line in the Mile Event with Bill Crothers trailing behind at the C.N.E. Labour Day Invitational Meet in Toronto.

Bruce Kidd and Bill Dotson at Dominion Day Meet at East York

Dr. Bruce Kidd, at Uof T Day Open House in the Faculty of Physical Education and Health.

Convocation, 1987 - hug on front lawn

Frederick Lowy

Bora Laskin receiving an Honorary Degree L.L.D. June 6, 1968

Portrait of Bora Laskin upon receiving an Honorary Degree from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, June 13 1975

Bora Laskin addressing graduates after receiving an Honorary Degree from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, June 13 1975

Bora Laskin (center) at convocation having received an Honorary Degree from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, June 13 1975

Pauline McGibbon at convocation for the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, June 13 1975

Bora Laskin addressing graduates after receiving an Honorary Degree from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, June 13 1975

Bruce Kidd running the 3 Mile at the Tele Maple Leaf games, an international track meet held indoors at Maple Leaf Gardens on 25 January 1963

Humanities and Social Science Research [Robarts] Library and School of Library Science - Drawing 1500-A/1003 - All Buildings - Site Plan showing Final Grading and Exterior Work.

School of Library Science - Drawing 1500-B/1011 - North East Elevation

O.D. Vaughan, Chairman of the Board of Governors, with John P. Robarts

Richard Landon of the Rare Book Department, directing the move to the new library at 120 St. George Street.

Dedication of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library