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Librarian John Ball and staff at the circulation desk of the new V. W. Bladen Library during the library’s official opening on 15 March 1982.

Image shows the completed Chemistry Laboratory (then being used as the architects’ office), with the west end of the south wing being roofed. The photographers were Armstrong, Beere & Hime.

The students in this club, one of the earliest at University College, included two future deans of Applied Science and Engineering, John Galbraith (back row, left) and W. H. Ellis (back row, 2nd from right). Standing, left to right: John Galbraith,…

First page of the indenture of the building contract, including specifications for the construction of the foundations.

An enamel pin with the text: "UNION YES" followed by a check mark. The union logo in the 'O' is an older United Steelworkers (USW) logo. Engraved on the back is the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union logo.

A black and white button that has an illustration of people holding a sign that reads: "JOBS". Around the top edge, it reads: "UNION OF UNEMPLOYED WORKERS". There is an artist signature in the lower edge: "C.S. 83". There is an illegible union label…

Technical drawing by James Watson Bain during his time as a student in at the School of Practical Science, University of Toronto.

Technical drawing by William Cooper Lumbers during his time as a student at the School of Practical Science, University of Toronto.

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A journal of nine articles in Ottoman Turkish about Ukraine and its history.

A brochure covering the history of Ukraine from the beginnings of the Ukrainian people and their geographic territory before the 10th century to the contemporary 20th century and the Ukrainian Independence Movement.

A brochure providing the history of the Ukrainian nation from its beginnings to the period of 'National Revival' under Russia and Austria.

Notes and materials calling for the independence of Ukraine from Imperialist Russia and the establishment of a Ukrainian democratic republic through a national revolution in the context of World War I.

A pamphlet by the Ukrainophil journalist, Lonhyn Tsehelsky titled, 'Is the Ukrainian Movement a German Intrigue?', which was a response to two journalists in the Russophil Ukrainian press, N. Bobchev and T.Romanchuk, claiming the League for…

Doroshenko analyzes the cultural and political aspects of the Ukrainian movement in Russia, with a focus on the centres and periods of its revival.

Journal published by Ukrainians interned in camps in Liberec and Josefov, Czechoslovakia, from 1920 to 1923.

Speeches concerning Polish and Ukrainian political relations in Galicia by members of the Austrian parliament, Yatsko Ostapchuk and Semen Vityk, representing the Ukrainian Social Democratic Party, as well as Ignacy Daszyński, representing the…