Universities

Flood in Lennoxville and on Bishop's University Campus

CA ETRC P998-083-278-009
Item
1982

Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Graphic Material collection

Landscape photograph of the Massawippi River in flood in Lennoxville.

Bishop's University

CA ETRC P998-083-366-P043
Item
1985

Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Graphic Material collection

Landscape photograph of ice breaking up in the St. Francis River with Bishop's University in the background.

Bishop's University, New Arts building

CA ETRC P998-2014-003-P013
Item
[1915?]

Part of Eastern Townships Resource Centre Graphic Material collection

The item is a photograph of the New Arts (presently Johnson) building at Bishop's University in Lennoxville from around 1910.

Interview with Arthur Speid, part A

CA ETRC P196-006-001a
Part
1966

Part of Speid-Motyer family fonds

Item is the first part of a recorded conversation with Arthur T. Speid with Dr. J.D. Jefferis, Arnold Banfill, and Arthur Motyer, recorded 19 February 1966 in Lennoxville. The interview focuses on Arthur Speid's experiences as a student at Bishop's College School and Bishop's University in the 1890s. Among the subjects covered are the campus buildings, food strikes, the golf course (links), athletics, drama, school subjects, women at Bishop's, and various professors, principals, and headmasters including Henry de Beltgens Gibbins, Thomas B. Waitt, James P. Whitney, Francis J.B. Allnatt, Richard A. Parrock, Gilbert B. Jones, Arthur H. McGreer, and Robert N. Hudspeth. It also includes more general discussion of Lennoxville.

Morris House

CA ETRC P237-001-002-015
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the Morris House at Bishop’s University.

St. Mark’s chapel of Bishop’s University

CA ETRC P237-001-002-016
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of St. Mark’s chapel at Bishop’s Université.

Tennis court of Bishop’s University

CA ETRC P237-001-002-013
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the tennis courts of Bishop’s University.

Indoor pool of Bishop’s University

CA ETRC P237-001-002-014
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the indoor pool of Bishop’s University located in John H. Price Sports Centre.

Library Learning Commons study room

CA ETRC P237-001-002-007
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the study room in the Library Learning Commons/ John Bessett Memorial Library at Bishop’s University.

Marjorie Donald House

CA ETRC P237-001-002-012
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the interior of Marjorie Donald House where is the bookstore at Bishop’s University.

Bishop’s University building

CA ETRC P237-001-002-004
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of an entrance to the Johnson/ New arts building of Bishop’s University built in 1891.

McGreer and Old Library building

CA ETRC P237-001-002-005
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the stairs outside (now inside) McGreer building near the Old Library at Bishop’s University.

Morris House

CA ETRC P237-001-002-010
Part

Part of Barbara Verity fonds

The item is a negative of the Morris House and a part of the Johnson/ New arts building at Bishop’s University.

Interview with Arthur Speid, part B

CA ETRC P196-006-001b
Part
1966

Part of Speid-Motyer family fonds

Item is the second part of a recorded conversation with Arthur T. Speid with Dr. J.D. Jefferies, Arnold Banfill, and Arthur Motyer, recorded 19 February 1966 in Lennoxville. The interview focuses on Arthur Speid's experiences as a student at Bishop's College School and Bishop's University in the 1890s. Among the subjects covered are the campus buildings, food strikes, the golf course (links), athletics, drama, school subjects, women at Bishop's, and various professors, principals, and headmasters including Henry de Beltgens Gibbins, Thomas B. Waitt, James P. Whitney, Francis J.B. Allnatt, Richard A. Parrock, Gilbert B. Jones, Arthur H. McGreer, and Robert N. Hudspeth. It also includes more general discussion of Lennoxville.