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This dome was constructed in Darlington, England, by the Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co. Ltd. It was then taken apart, shipped to Canada, and reassembled on its site in Richmond Hill.

Shown here with the apparatus used in his discovery of the Aurora Green Line in 1925.

The figures are: (upper left) Frederick Selous, perhaps the best known of the African big game hunters; (centre left) Rudyard Kipling; and (bottom, from left) members of the local organizing committee – James Bain, Jr., treasurer, Arthur Colquhoun,…

Photograph was taken outside the east front of the old Biological Building on Queen’s Park. The gentleman in the middle of the front row is Sir Michael Foster, the incoming president. The only U of T professor present (back row, far left) is John…

Professor of physiology, 1887-1908 and chair of Department of Biochemistry, 1908-1917

The members of this club were: (standing, from left): brothers Charles William and Daniel Gilbert Gordon; (seated, from left) Robert McGinnis Hamilton, Richard Campbell Tibb, and Robert Haddow. Charles Gordon is better known as the hugely popular…

First launched in October, 1879, this was the first attempt by the ‘Lit’ at publishing a newspaper. The following year it was replaced by the Varsity.

First erected in 1870 to commemorate Toronto Citizens who fought and died in Fenian Raids.

Sketch by Arundel Charles Hill (BA 1867)

Shows group of students gathered for University College Literary Society elections..

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