Dean Andrew R. Gordon in a laboratory in the Lash Miller Chemistry Laboratories

Prof. William A. Parks in trench

FERUT computer at University of Toronto Computation Centre

Map of CPR lines with Innis' annotations made while researching his Ph.D. dissertation on railways

Dr. James Hillier with the electron microscope

Dr. James Guillet of Chemistry in lab.

Dr. James Guillet of Chemistry in lab.

Dr. W.G. Bigelow and colleagues in hibernation research are grouped around an electro-cardiograph machine and cooling bath.

William A. Parks, head of the Department of Geology and director of the Royal Ontario Museum seen in trench

Unidentified medical researcher

Harold Innis with T.W. Harris, North West Territory

Albert H. Lacey, Chief chemist of the Insulin Committee, Connaught Laboratories

Dr. Frederick Kergin, at patient's bedside.

H.E.T. Haultain, professor of Mining Engineering

Frederick Coates in workshop of the Dominion Orthopedic Hospital, Christie St. Toronto

Ben Etkin with diagram for satellite stabilization

Albert Prebus (left) and James Hillier (right) working with the electron microscope in 1938.

Solar Eclipse, Australia, 1922, at 10 seconds

Solar Eclipse, Australia, Sept 21 1922, Inner Corona

Gordon Slemon and Douglas Andrews with reactor simulator

Slow-Poke reactor

R.J. Johnston, Joseph Kates and Leonard Casciato with UTEC computer.

Prof. Ernest A. McCulloch shown here (3rd from right) with colleagues at the Symposium on Cell Multiplication.

Trixie Worsley and Irene Ploester at the IBM 650 computer in the University of Toronto Computation Centre