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To Fonds Description
Westinghouse Canada fonds. Seventh
accrual. – 1897-2000. – 3.4 m of textual records, graphic
material and moving images.
Series 1:
General, Presidential and Management Committee Letters and Organizational
Charts. – 1933-1994. – 90 cm of textual records. – Title
based on content of series. The letters within this series were apparently
sent out to be posted so that all employees of Westinghouse could be aware
of the actions of the company.
BOX 27
F.1 General letters,
alphabetical index #1, 1951-1985
F.2 General letters, alphabetical
index #2, 1951-1993
F.3 General letters,
numerical index, 1933-1961
F.4 General letters, numerical
index, 1962-1993
BOX 28
F.1 General letters,
1-131, October 1933-October 1944
F.2 General letters, 132-299,
October 1944-April 1951
F.3 General letters, 300-499,
April 1951-September 1952
F.4 General letters, 500-750,
September 1952-November 1954
F.5 General letters, 751-949,
November 1954-September 1956
BOX 29
F.1 General letters,
950-976 and 1-57 to 37-59, September 1956-December 1959
F.2 General letters, 1-60
to 34-62, January 1960-December 1962
F.3 General letters, 1-63
to 34-66, January 1963-December 1966
F.4 General letters, 1-67
to 25-69, January 1967-December 1969
F.5 General letters, 1-70
to 28-74, January 1970-December 1974
F.6 General letters, 1-75
to 24-79, January 1975-December 1979
BOX 30
F.1 General letters, 1-80
to 18-83, January 1980-December 1983
F.2 General letters, 1-84
to 17-86, January 1984-December 1986
F.3 General letters, 1-87
to 8-90, January 1987-November 1990
F.4 General letters, 1-91
to 2-93, January 1991-February 1993
F.5 President’s
letters, 1-25 and 1-57 to 1-78, March 1951-February 1978
F.6 President’s
letters, 1-78 to 1-94, includes index, February 1978-May 1994
F.7 Management Committee
letters, 1-80 to 1-87, April 1980-May 1987
BOX 31
F.1 Organizational
charts, 1955-1960
F.2 Organizational charts,
1961-1964
F.3 Organizational charts,
includes index, 1965-1967
F.4 Organizational charts,
includes index, 1968-1969, 1970
F.5 Organizational charts,
1971-1976
BOX 32
F.1 Organizational
charts, 1976-1978
F.2 Organizational charts,
1980-1985
F.3 Organizational charts,
includes index, 1984-1989
F.4 Organizational charts,
includes index, 1987-1991
Series 2:
Annual and company reports. – 1967-1993. – 15 cm of textual
records. – Title based on content of series. See also Box 9, F.3-4,
Box 14, F.1-6 and Box 38, F.27-28.
BOX 33
F.1 Annual report, 1967
F.2 Annual report, 1969
F.3 Annual report, 1974
F.4 Annual report, 1976
F.5 Annual report, 1977
F.6 Annual report, 1978
F.7 Annual report, 1979
F.8 Annual report, 1980
F.9 Annual report, (English
and French version), 1981
F.10 Annual report, (English and French
version), 1982
F.11 Annual report, 1984
F.12 Annual report, 1985
F.13 Annual report, Centennial edition,
1985
F.14 Annual report, 1986
F.15 Annual review, 1986
F.16 Annual report, 1987
F.17 Annual report, 1988
F.18 Annual report, 1989
F.19 Annual review, 1989
F.20 Annual report, 1990
F.21 Annual report, 1991
F.22 Annual report, 1992
F.23 Annual report, 1993
F.24 Form 10-K Annual report, 1989
F.25 Investor’s Guide to Westinghouse,
1983
F.26 Investor’s Guide to Westinghouse,
1988
F.27 Quarterly reports, Westinghouse
Canada Inc., (4th quarter is missing), 1986
F.28 Report to Retirees, 1991
F.29 Operation & Maintenance report,
Westinghouse Power Generation, [199-]
BOX 34
Series 3:
Company publications. – 1931-1996. – 15 cm of textual records.
– Title based on content of series. See also first accrual Box 7
F.12-37. The Westinghouse News was removed from this accrual and
placed in serials.
F.1 The Westinghouse
Salesman, Vol. 1, No. 2, July 1931
F.2 Westinghouse
Modern Home, October-November and January issues, 1931, 1932
F.3 The Five Fundamentals
of Westinghouse Salesmanship, [194-]
F.4 Westinghouse Employees’
Magazine, April issue, 1944
F.5 Westinghouse Employees’
Magazine, (12 issues), 1945
F.6 Westinghouse Employees’
Magazine, January - May, December, 1946
F.7 The Westinghouse
Salesman, December 1947
F.8 The Westinghouse
Salesman, May 1948
F.9 Electrical Power,
1952
F.10 Westinghouse Engineer, (some
issues), 1954, 1973, 1975
F.11 Turbine Times, (some issues),
1976-1982
F.12 Pride in Productivity,
1982
F.13 Westinghouse Engineer, 1986
F.14 Viewpoints, (most issues),
1981-1989
F.15 Westinghouse Technology,
1989
F.16 Westinghouse News, May/June,
September-December, 1990
F.17 Corporate Connections,
April-May, July-September, 1991
F.18 Power Profile, January-October,
1993
F.19 Power Profile, [The Monthly
Newsletter of the Hamilton Turbine Manufacturing & Service Facility],
January-November/December 1994
F.20 Operating Plant News Briefs,
1994
F.21 Energy Digest, 1994-1995
F.22 Energy Management Report,
Vol. 1, Number 1, 1995
F.23 Inside Power, (2 issues),
1995
F.24 Power Generation: Insight,
May/June 1996
Series 4:
Conference Papers and Presentations. – 1981-1997. –
15 cm of textual records. – Title based on content of series.
BOX 35
F.1 L.A. Mabbott, Introduction
to Steam Turbines, 1981
F.2 J.H. Borden, “Outage
Management Improves Gas Turbine Availability,” Diesel & Gas
Turbine Worldwide, 1982
F.3 R. Friedrich, “The
Origins of Today’s Gas Turbine,” VGB Kraftwerstechink
66, 1986
F.4 J. Carlson, TU
Electric Experience With On-Line Generator Monitoring and Diagnostics,
1987
F.5 Power Generation Canadian
Division, “Combustion Gas Turbine Experience or Why the W501 Should
be Assembled in Hamilton,” 1989
F.6 Manager’s Program,
“Westinghouse B: Into the Winner’s Circle, 1983-1989,”
1989
F.7 M.J. Metala et al.
“Examination Techniques for Non-Magnetic Rings,” 1989
F.8 PCI Presentation,
hard copy and overheads, [199-]
F.9 V.H. Tahiliani, H.
Mehta, “Custom Power - Utility’s Response to Power Quality
Issues,” [199-]
F.10 R.J. Antos et al., “A Dual
Fuel Dry Low NOx Combustion System for Industrial Combustion Turbines,”
American Power Conference 53rd Annual Meeting, 1991
F.11 G.F. Dailey et al., “Remote
Turbine Inspection,” EPRI Steam Turbine-Generator Workshop ASME
International Joint Power Generation Conference, 1991
F.12 Robert Farmer, “100-MW
W501D5 Units Scoring Over 98% Reliability in Base Load Service,”
Gas Turbine World, 1991
F.13 Allen Baum, “Steam Generator
Tube Fouling,” Presentation to Ontario Hydro, 1992
F.14 F.P. Bevc et al., “Advanced
Energy Convention Technologies, Power Generation’s Future, Society
For Electric Power and Research and Implementation Electric Power Applications
Symposium, 1992
F.15 Management Committee Presentation,
The Knoll Group, 1992
F.16 R.D. Buxton, Trent Econopac Development
Limited, 1993-1994
F.17 Westinghouse Power Generation
Projects Division, “Environmental Permitting Strategies and Considerations
For Combustion Turbine Projects,” 1993
F.18 C.A. Forbes, “Achievements
on the Road to SOFC Commercialization,” Power-Gen Americas, 1994
F.19 Presentation, Services Group,
1994
F.20 Managing Rotor Production Through
1996 and Beyond, 1996
F.21 Presentation: PGBU Hamilton Combustion
Turbine Rotor Manufacture, 1997
F.22 Westinghouse GSD Projects Around
the World, 1997
F.23 Thomas Sullivan et al., “The
Competitive Technical and Business Success of the F.P.&L. Lauderdale
Station Repowering,” Canadian Electrical Association, 1997
F.24 Speech: Canadian Westinghouse,
Its History and Its People, [1957]
F.25 Speech: This is Westinghouse,
[1967]
F.26 Speech: Westinghouse Canada -
A Global Frame of Mind, 1984
F.27 Speech: General Information,
1985
F.28 Speech: People, Products and
Processes: The Vitality of Westinghouse Power Generation Canadian Division,
1992
Series 5:
Product Catalogues, Price Lists, Specifications and Plant Information.
– 1903-2000. – 44 cm of textual records. – Title based
on content of series.
BOX 36
F.1 Circulars, Detail
and Supply Department, 1903-1914
F.2 Westinghouse Catalogue
of Electrical Supplies, 1921-1922
F.3 Westinghouse Department
and Cost Centre, 1960 Guide
F.4 Advertisement: Golden
Jubilee Refrigerator, [195-]
F.5 Advertisement: Westinghouse
True-Chromatic Color TV, [195-]
F.6 Advertisement: TV
and Radio Production, 1955
F.7 Advertisement: Echoram
and Chalk River Probes, [199-]
BOX 37
F.1 Record of Turbine
N. 554, Westinghouse Machine Co., East Pittsburgh, PA., 1907, 1922
F.2 Mechanical Design
Manual, [1920-1943]
F.3 Handbook of Westinghouse
Watthour Meters, [1922]
F.4 Westinghouse Oil Circuit
Breakers, 1924
F.5 Siemens & Halske
A.G., Siemens Radial Air-cooled Engines, 1926
F.6 Westinghouse Alternating
Current Waterwheel Generators, 1928
F.7 Westinghouse Switchboards
and Generator Voltage Regulators: Silverstat, The Direct and Quick Acting
Generator Voltage Regulator, 1938
F.8 Westinghouse Complete
“B” Line Oil Circuit Breakers, [1940]
F.9 Westinghouse Indoor
Oil Circuit Breakers, [1940]
F.10 Westinghouse Outdoor Oil Circuit
Breakers, [1940]
F.11 Westinghouse Type CL Carbon Circuit
Breakers, [194-]
F.12 Westinghouse Types F-11 and F-22
Oil Circuit Breakers Manually-Operated Instruction Book, 1941
F.13 Westinghouse Form-Fit Power Transformers:
The Inside Story, [1946]
F.14 Proven Values: Westinghouse Power
Transformers, [1946]
F.15 Westinghouse Electric Corporation:
Hints on Maintenance of Transformers, [195-]
F.16 Complete Line Set-Up Chart, Westinghouse
Television, 1955
F.17 Instructions for Operating the
Westinghouse Coffee and Tea Maker, [196-]
F.18 The Inside Story: Westinghouse
Form-Fit Power Transformers, [196-]
F.19 Merchandising Sales Manual, Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing Company, 1964
F.20 Heavy Fuel Experience, [197-]
F.21 Westinghouse Electronic Tube
Guide, 7th Edition, [1975]
F.22 Westinghouse Recent Hydro Generator
Experience/Hydro Generator Design Features, [between 1975-1981]
F.23 Products and Services, 1978-1979
F.24 Westinghouse Power Generation
Projects, [198-]
F.25 Results of Cascade Tests Done
at McMaster University for CW182 Turbine First Stage Stators, [198-]
F.26 Westinghouse-Parsons Steam Turbine,
(3 copies), 1981
F.27 Westinghouse W501D Combustion
Turbine, Guide to System Applications, 1983
F.28 Combustion Turbine Co-generation,
1983
F.29 Mitsubishi Combined Cycle Plant,
MPCP, [1986]
F.30 CM-22 Network Protector Renewal
Parts, 1987
F.31 Integrated Power Corporation,
1987
F.32 Westinghouse Motor Company, [1988-1992]
F.33 Westinghouse 501F 145-MW Advanced
Design Combustion Turbine System, 1988
F.34 Genessce Generating Station,
[1989]
F.35 Fully Integrated Service For
Re-Qualifying Rotors, [199-]
F.36 Engineered High Velocity Oil
Flush: Westinghouse Fluid Systems Services, [199-]
F.37 Enhanced Availability for Low
Pressure Turbines, [199-]
F.38 Introducing the RB211 Econopac
- 27MW Combustion Turbine Package, [199-]
F.39 701 Ready for Shipment, [199-]
F.40 Westinghouse NDE Services, [199-]
F.41 The Power Generation Factory,
[199-]
F.42 The Remarkable Combustion Turbine,
[199-]
F.43 Re-Qualification of Non-Magnetic
Retaining Rings for Extended Service, [199-]
F.44 Westinghouse Energy Systems,
[199-]
F.45 Westinghouse Manufacturing Services,
[199-]
F.46 R.H. Saunders Generating Station,
[1990]
F.47 Turbine Services Directory, 1991
F.48 Westinghouse Process Control
Division, Total Quality Through Total Commitment, 1991
F.49 Westinghouse Generation Services
Group, 1991
F.50 Westinghouse Products and Services
for the Distribution and Control of Electrical Power for Industry, 1991
F.51 Steam Generator Services Facts,
1993
F.52 Total Power Generation Service,
1993
F.53 Laser Welded Sleeving, 1993
F.54 701F Econopac A235 MW Class Machine,
1994
F.55 240MW Reference Plant, 1994
F.56 Technical Drawings and Information,
re: turbines, 1997, (1988)
F.57 Update on Westinghouse’s
Advanced Turbine Systems Program, 1997
F.58 Hamilton Turbine Facility, [199-]
F.59 General information, combined
cycle power plants, [199-]
F.60 Siemens Product Information,
Turbines and Shaft Power Plants, 2000
Series 6:
Public Relations and Corporate History. – 1904-1998. –
32 cm of textual records. – 2 video cassettes. – Title based
on content of series. See also F.1 Box 43.
BOX 38
F.1 Statement of Company
Purpose, [after 1950]
F.2 Where Tomorrow Meets
Today, [1967]
F.3 Textbook draft for
company approval, [1971]
F.4 Westinghouse in Quebec,
1971, 1978
F.5 Westinghouse Announcement:
F.H. Tyaack, 1978
F.6 A New World, (recruitment
literature for engineers), [198-]
F.7 General information
sheet, [198-]
F.8 Westinghouse Visitor
Evaluation Form - Hamilton Plant, [198-]
F.9 Toronto-Area Profile,
1983
F.10 Product mandates and company
locations, [1985]
F.11 Backgrounders: Burlington, London
and Renfrew, 1985, 1986
F.12 This is Westinghouse, [1987]
F.13 Westinghouse, [1990]
F.14 Westinghouse Canada is..., [199-]
F.15 We are today what the world demands
tomorrow, [199-]
F.16 Corporate brochure, French version,
[199-]
F.17 Westinghouse in Canada Today,
[199-]
F.18 Westinghouse Motor Company Canada
Ltd., 1991-1992 Total Quality Plan, 1992
F.19 Westinghouse...Creating Added
value for a Changing World, [1994]
F.20 Business Portfolio: Westinghouse
Electric Corporation, 1995
F.21 Newspaper series, Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, “Who Killed Westinghouse?” 1998
F.22 Buttons: Total Quality Week,
(round and square), [199-]. Filed in envelope not folder.
F.23 Buttons: PGCD Total Quality:
Journey to Greatness, [199-]. Filed in envelope not folder.
F.24 Key Chains and Pins: 90th Anniversary,
Square Puzzle, Quality Improvement Change Request Program key chains,
[199-]. Filed in envelope not folder.
F.25 Buttons: Total Quality Week,
1995. Filed in envelope not folder.
F.26 Video cassette, 3/4 inch tape,
“New Westinghouse Offices: George Westinghouse Returns,” 01:37
minutes, n.d.
F.27 Video cassette, 3/4 inch tape,
George Westinghouse, “Iron Clad Agreement,” 47:08, 1982.
F.28 Extracts from Annual Reports,
1904-1950
F.29 Photocopies of early annual reports,
1904, 1906
F.30 The Westinghouse Companies Exhibits
at the International Railway Congress, Washington, 1905
F.31 Clipping: “1906 - A picnic
party arrives at High Park. For many years the open cars were very popular
for summer outings and the evening moonlight excursions around the city.”
F.32 Clipping: Westinghouse Soccer
Team, 1920
F.33 Historical material: Charles
LeGeyt Fortescue, 1934, 1936, 1982
F.34 Clipping: George Crofts, Pensioner
Cashes in on Ideas, [194-]
F.35 Preliminary Statement of Policy
- Wartime Prices and Trade Board, 1941
F.36 Program: Victory Dinner, Canadian
Westinghouse Veteran Employees Association, 1942
F.37 Pocket Diary, possibly belonged
to Mr. Kerrison, Canadian National Railway, 1945
F.38 Pocket Diary, 1948
F.39 Canadian Westinghouse Company
Limited, history profile, [195-]
F.40 Some Suggestions About Counselling
and Guidance of Subordinates, General Marketing Department, [195-]
F.41 Correspondence, WCK, Westinghouse,
Church, Kerr & Co., 1951
F.42 Response to Telephone Interview
with Mr. Kolby, Financial Post, 2 October 1951
F.43 Anniversary Press Conference
Program (50 Years), 22 April 1953
F.44 Single page: 50th Anniversary Press
Conference Booklet, 1953
F.45 Article prepared for 50th Anniversary
issue of W News, 1953
F.46 Fifty Years of Westinghouse Growth,
June 1954
F.47 Cominco Generator, Modern
Power and Engineering, August 1954
F.48 Customs and Tooling Issues, 1956-1964
F.49 CW Co. Background Information,
1958
F.50 Draft - general information hand
out, 1959
F.51 List of history related newspaper
articles, 1959
F.52 Facts about Westinghouse, 1959
F.53 Public Relations release, 1959
F.54 General handout: Atomic Energy
Division, [196-]
F.55 Clipping: Westinghouse Canada
Tours Anaconda Cooper Plant, [1963]
F.56 Westinghouse “Firsts,”
1963
F.57 Group Descriptions, [1968]
F.58 Media Guide: Westinghouse Old
Boys Minor Hockey League, 1968
F.59 Management Organization, Canadian
Westinghouse Company Limited, [1969]
F.60 Advertisement, Canadian Geographical
Journal, 1970
F.61 Westinghouse “Firsts”
Information Sheets, 1970
F.62 General handout, 1977
F.63 Clipping: “Atom Power will
make ohm, sweet, ohm,” Hamilton Spectator, 8 June 1971
F.64 History of Westinghouse, Looking
at Industry, [198-]
F.65 Clipping: “Demand for Generating
Equipment Grew Quickly,” Canadian Machinery and Metalworking,
September 1980
F.66 Corporate logo/identification,
1982
F.67 General handout, 1983
F.68 Clippings: Anti-Electricity Lobby,
[1983]
F.69 General handouts, 1984
F.70 Plaque: Franz H. Tyaack, For
Contribution to the Progress of Westinghouse Canada, includes dinner program
from presentation ceremony, 1985
F.71 History: Hydro generators, 1986
F.72 Brochure: “Proud of Our
Past,” [199-]
F.73 General information about George
Westinghouse, [199-]
F.74 Map: Westinghouse in Ontario,
[199-]
F.75 Map: Westinghouse in Canada,
[199-]
F.76 Details about trademark and early
workforce, [199-]
F.77 [Tenth Anniversary], 1980-1990
Airdrie, Alberta, 1990
F.78 Archival description: Westinghouse
Archives, 1991
F.79 Corporate biography, 1993
F.80 A Proud History, compiled
by Lindsay Scott, 1993
F.81 Correspondence, Worker Histories
(memories), 1993
F.82 A History of Westinghouse
in Canada, 1903-1993, 1993
F.83 Westinghouse Manufacturing:
10 Memorable Years at Mt. Forest, [1995]
F.84 Photograph and information re:
Westinghouse Tie Iron, 1995
F.85 Coffee Pot Inquiry, includes
2 photographs, 1995
F.86 Ms. “Memories of My Early
Days at Westinghouse,” Frank Gue, 1996
F.87 Correspondence, Westinghouse
Mementos, 1997
F.88 General Electric, Story of
the Turbine, [195-]
F.89 C.W. Kirkpartick, Hamilton
Ontario, Canada’s Manufacturing and Distributing Centre, 450 Varied
Industries, [195-]
F.90 William Blaine, Ride Through
the Garden of Canada: A Short History of the Hamilton, Grimsby & Beamsville
Electric Railway Company, 1967
F.91 Trolley Bus Handbook,
[197-]
Series 7:
Photographs and slides. – 1897-1996. – 1.14 m of graphic material.
– Title based on content of series.
BOX 39
F.1 Binder, photographs,
76, 21 x 26 cm, Model M33 Steam Turbine Generator Set with a Woodward
505 Digital Governor, [198-]
Content
of binder does not appear to be consistent with title. Photographs seem
to be equipment built and assembled for various customers. Some photographs
have product and customer specifications on reverse.
F.2 Binder, photographs,
100, 21 x 26 cm, 28, 10 cm x 7 cm, Old Pictures, 1958-1962.
Content
of binder is divided into 5 sections, TCP Unit #1, Can. Utilities Ltd.,
Lombard Governor, Davie Marine Turb, and Revolving Floor. Most of the
photographs are dated and have brief explanations on the reverse. They
mainly focus on equipment being produced.
BOX 40
F.1 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, 18 x 16 cm, Unidentified Group in Front of Trolley
Car, identifier on photograph reads MP-30, [190-]
F.2 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on wood, 19 x 24 cm, George Westinghouse, 1906
F.3 Photographs (2), b&w,
15 x 9 cm, Record Bldg Canadian Westinghouse, 1927
F.4 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, 27 x 20 cm, left corner damaged, Unidentified Group,
identifier on photograph reads MP-32, [191-]
F.5 Photograph, b&w,
22 x 17 cm, upper right corner damaged, Company No. 1 - WFD - 1917
F.6 Photograph, b&w,
14 x 9 cm, Westinghouse Fire Department, [between 191- and 192-]
F.7 Photograph, b&w,
22 x 17 cm, Westinghouse Fire Department, [between 1917 and 192-]
F.8 Photocopy of photograph,
Canadian Westinghouse Basketball Team, Winners Industrial League, 1919
F.9 Photograph, b&w,
18 x 13 cm, Westinghouse Employees, [1920]
F.10 Photograph, b&w, 22 x 16
cm, cracking, pieces obscuring title, Company No _ - 1920
F.11 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, St. Thomas Water Pumphouse, 1930
F.12 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Approx. 3000 HP likely for a Steel Mill Drive. DC Starter and Rotor.
Detail showing compensating windings and series windings to smooth out
rolling mill surges, [193-]
F.13 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Rotor Balancing on E1 Test Bed Showing Temporary Brake, [1930]
F.14 Photograph, b&w, 25 x 20
cm, Ore Bridge, Steel Co. Westinghouse Motors and Control, [1930]
F.15 Photograph, b&w, 20 x 26
cm, PD-5811 - April 1930 - Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co. PRB-2 8 inch Stroke
Air Compressor on Toronto Sewer Job. Owned by Rayner Construction Co.,
1930
F.16 Photograph, b&w, 19 x 24
cm, #86 Leaving [?] Wood, October 23, 1930
F.17 Photograph, b&w, 29 x23 cm,
mounted on cardboard, Synchronaus Motor HP 1000 Cycles 60, RPM 9.00 Voltage
2300 Type Two Bearing Coupled Pumping Station, Montreal Water Works, McTonish
Station, 1932
F.18 Photograph, b&w, 20 x 25
cm, mounted on cardboard, Hamilton Pumping Station, 1933
F.19 Name Plate: Westinghouse De-Ion
Linestarter, 1939
F.20 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, D Bldg North Side Looking West, [194-]
F.21 Photograph, b&w, 25 x 20
cm, First CNE After the War, Westinghouse Exhibit, 1947
F.22 Photographs, 2 with negative,
17 x 13 cm, Artist Rendition of Plant, [1950]
F.23 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Westinghouse Workers Moving Equipment into Place, [1950]
F.24 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Managers observing workers assemble a rotor, [195-]
F.25 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Unidentified Westinghouse Executives, [195-]
F.26 Photograph, b&w, 22 x 21
cm, Westinghouse Executives looking at model of the plant, [195-]
F.27 Photograph, b&w, 19 x 25
cm, Women assembling gauges, [195-]
F.28 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Woman working on unidentified equipment, [195-]
F.29 Photograph, b&w, 24 x 19
cm, Women working at Mazda Lamps, [195-]
F.30 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Workers conducting an inspection, [195-]
F.31 Photograph, b&w, 19 x13 cm,
Component of machinery, unidentified, [195-]
F.32 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Pouring molten metal into mold, [195-]
F.34 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Exterior, Westinghouse, Front Street, 1954
F.33 Photograph, b&w, 20 x 26
cm, West Plant - analyzing and evaluating session on air circuit breaker.
Second from left: Nick Hudak. Middle: Ray McCormick
F.35 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Sãn Paulo Light and Power Company Limited, 1956
F.36 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Department D1-D3 (741), individuals identified on reverse of photograph,
1957
F.37 Photographs, 2, b&w and col.,
26 x 21 cm, Preparing a W92 Gas Turbine for Shipment, [196-], [198-]
F.38 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Model CW 122MP Mobile Gas Turbine - Compressor Unit, Gs Turbine and
Control Trailer, Photo number B-16680, [196-]
F.39 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Flag Presentation, individuals and flag unidentified, [196-]
F.40 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Hamilton City Hall interior lighting, large hole in bottom left corner
of photograph, [196-]
F.41 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, SO NBR: 66-8108-10, Photo NBR A-3321, Cent Compressor, Dresser/Fluor,
Exxon, Baytown, Texas, [196-]
F.42 Photographs, 2, b&w, 26 x
21 cm, W41G on Rail Car, [196-]
F.43 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21cm,
W92M Unit Control and Station Control - Westcoast Tran., [196-]
F.44 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, W101G City of Brownfield Texas, [196-]
F.45 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Unidentified photograph, note says lab? [196-]
F.46 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Unidentified machinery, [196-]
F.47 Photograph, b&w, 20 x 26
cm, Special design for drapes for the main office, [1960]
F.48 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, SO NBR: 6-1050, Photo NBR E-11253, Cent Compressor, Dresser, Stanvac/Adelaide,
Australia, [1961]
F.49 Photographs, 9, 21 x 26 cm and
18 x 14 cm, Westinghouse Executives, [between 1965 and 1979] Includes:
H.A. Cooch, Franz Tyaack, E.B. Preistner, Gary Graham, W.J. Cheeseman,
J.S. Moore, Douglas Marrs, J.R. Reed and an unidentified individual.
F.50 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 20
cm, SO NBR: 25-8150-10, Photo NBR A-4227, Cent Compressor, Texaco Export,
Texaco/Morgan City, Louisiana, [197-]
F.51 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
SO NBR: 26-8371, Photo NBR A-6714, Stelco, LED/Naticoke, Brown-Bov Gen,
[197-]
F.52 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, SO NBR: 6-1538, Photo NBR A-583, Solid disc/shaft rotor in broaching
machining having fir-tree root path cut into disc, [197-]
F.53 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
576 inch chain broach, continuous chain 25-ton broach used to make blade
slots in compressor and turbine discs, [197-]
F.54 Photograph, col., 26 x21 cm,
Blunt 2558878-79, [197-]
F.55 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Brian Hughes (left), Bill Pawley (right) examine an unidentified piece
of equipment, [197-]
F.56 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, SO NBR: 26-8146-10, Photo NBR A-5182, Cent Compressor, Elliott/Betchel,
Syncrude/Mildred Lake, Alberta, [197-]
F.57 Photograph, b&w, 21 x 26
cm, Control Panel, [197-]
F.58 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Empty shop floor, [197-]
F.59 Photograph, b&w, 24 x 20
cm, Equipment being prepared for transport, [197-]
F.60 Photograph, col., 26 x 20 cm,
Exterior of building, [197-]
F.61 Photographs, 2, col., 13 x 9
cm, Exterior renovations, gas turbine test house under construction, [197-]
F.62 Photograph, col., 25 x 20 cm,
Inspecting equipment, [197-]
F.63 Photograph, col., 25 x 20 cm,
PAMA ACP 152 NC, [197-]
F.64 Photograph, b&w, 22 x 18
cm, Preparing unit for transport, [197-]
F.65 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Preparing to ship unidentified machinery, [197-]
F.66 Photograph, col., 26x 21 cm,
Ravensburg Engine Lathe, 90 inch swing, 32 foot centres, 100000 lb capacity,
5 axis CNC with live tooling used to machine gas and steam rotors, [197-]
F.67 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Repair to 26S2412-C, [197-]
F.68 Photograph, b&w, 28 x 16
cm, Students touring Westinghouse, Electronic Controls Test Area, [197-]
F.69 Photograph, b&w, 27 x 21
cm, Testing/inspecting unidentified machinery, [197-]
F.70 Photograph, 2, b&w, 26 x
21 cm, Unidentified machinery, [197-]
F.71 Photograph, b&w, 22 x 28
cm, Unidentified machinery, [197-]
F.72 Photograph, b&w, 22 x 16
cm, Unidentified piece of equipment, possibly a transformer, [197-]
F.73 Photograph, col., 21 x 19 cm,
Vacuume Pressure Impregnation Tanks and System, [197-]
F.74 Photograph, b&w, 21 x 26
cm, Westinghouse opening of corporate offices, [197-]
F.75 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Working in the testing lab, [197-]
F.76 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, W4IMS for Mobil Oil, [197-]
F.77 Photographs, 2, b&w, 26 x
21 cm, W62M Controls - TCPL, [197-]
F.78 Photograph, col. 26 x 21 cm,
W62 Gas compressor driven turbine for Transcanada Pipeline, [197-]
F.79 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
W92M Gas compressor drive, AGTL, Turner Valley,
[197-]
F.80 Photographs, 3, col., 26 x 21
cm, WEC - W91G - Gulf/Port Arthur Texas, [197-]
F.81 Photograph series, 12 (plus duplicate
copies), b&w, 21 x 26 cm, Shop Floor and product produced (possibly
Michigan), [197-]
F.82 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, SO NBR: 6-1564, Photo NBR A-1340, Cent compresor, CIR/Kellog, Imperial
Oil/Sarnia Ontario, [1970]
F.83 Photograph, b&w, 21 x 26
cm, Entertaining Visiting Chinese Trade Mission, [1970]
F.84 Photograph, col., 21x 26 cm,
1971 EL125 Steam turbine for West coast Transmission, B.C., 1971
F.85 Photograph, b&w, 28 x 22
cm, Team photo at start of the Libyan Agricultural Program, left to right:
Morris Klein, Bill Coles, Ken Booth, Ian MacDonald, Alec Allan, 1972
F.86 Photograph, b&w, 22x19 cm,
17-S-7673 300 HP SCIM 1200 RPM, TEFC VSS-NT Frame 509P24, typical of VSS-NT
Frame 505P24 to 509P24, 1975-1992
F.87 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
The 4.0MW EM25 Steam Turbine Generator set built for Shell Canada for
use at their Pincher Creek, Alberta Gas Processing Plant. Includes lubrication
system built into bedplate, lufkin gearbox, and Canadian General-Electric
generator 1975, [1976]
F.88 Photograph, b&w, 23 x 17
cm, S-5 Pic (A5584) with caption as below: This 500 000 volt shunt reactor
was one of seven being built by Westinghouse Canada Limited for British
Columbia Hydro. The units helped stabilize power system voltage under
conditions of light load, 1976
F.89 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Westinghouse Motor Co. Beach Road, TEAAC (Totally Enclosed Air to
Air Fan Cooled), horsepower 900 HP, 1800 RN, 4000 volt, installation of
name plate after painting, [1978-1992]
F.90 Photograph, b&w, 13 x 18
cm, 14th World Gas Turbine Conference, John McCullum, T&G Sales Manager,
Al Mabbott, T&G Steam Trubine Marketing Manager, 1979
F.91 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Two W251B6 TG sets installed at City of Medicine Hat, Alberta. Caption:
Lesser built turbines, ACEC (Belgian, built using WEC technology), generators
waste heat recovery allowed continued use of existing steam turbine genrerator
sets at plant (out of picture to the left) even though original boilers
were not operable net power production of “re-powered” plane
was doubled as a result of the gas turbine addition, but fuel usage only
went up 30%, 1979
F.92 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Arial photograph of assembly floor, [198-]
F.93 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Cen 2558900 Flour, [198-]
F.94 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Control Panel, [198-]
F.95 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Control panel for unidentified equipment, [198-]
F.96 Photographs, production line
photos, 10, 20 x 26 cm, Photo numbers A2257-A2568, [198-]
F.97 Photograph, b&w, 21 x 26
cm, Demolition of building, [1985]
F.98 Photograph, col., 28 x 20 cm,
Employees working on computers, possible training session, [198-]
F.99 Photograph, col., 25 x 21 cm,
Farrell Engine Lathe, 120 inch, 34 foot centres, 120 000lb capacity, used
to assemble and machine gas turbine rotors, [198-]
F.100 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm, Gas turbine
transferring from heavy hauler to foundation, [198-]
F.101 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm, Gleason 560
Grinder, CNC controlled curvic clutch grinder used to grind 90, 100 and
150 tooth curvic clutches in turbine discs, [198-]
F.102 Photograph, col., 16 x 12 cm, Individual
testing equipment. Note on back of photograph reads: This is for Steve
Welhooltor’s article for January, John Sweeney, (Tony McWhirtor
& Barrie Abraham should be mentioned in the article), [198-]
F.103 Photograph, col., 25 x 20 cm, Interior photograph
of plant, [198-]
F.104 Photograph, col., 13 x 9 cm, Introductory
celebration, [198-]
BOX 41
F.1 Photograph, col.,
26 x 21 cm, L Bldg Dept 630 Mitsubishi MAF 210 Foundation. Caption: Excavations
were made in the medium and heavy machine shops and new foundations laid
to hold $11 million of machine tools, [198-]
F.2 Photograph, col.,
26 x 21 cm, Mitsubishi - L Building, [198-]
F.3 Photograph, col.,
26 x 21 cm, —32 Shell Canada 6050 HP @ 2500 RPM Blower Drive, Photo
NBR A3979, [198-]
F.4 Photograph, col.,
26 x 20 cm, SO NBR: 25-8152-10, Photo NBR A4572, Oil pump for Algosaibi
Engineering, ARAMCO/Daharah, Saudi Arabia, [198-]
F.5 Photograph, col.,
21 x 25 cm, Preparing a unit for transport, [198-]
F.6 Photograph, col.,
26 x 21 cm, Preparing Equipment for transport, [198-]
F.7 Photograph, col.,
15 x 10 cm, Rail Car for Transport LD LMT 744100 FM LT WT 200 900, [198-]
F.8 Photograph, col.,
26 x 21 cm, Ravensburg Facing Lathes (2), fully hydrostatic spindle bearings
used to machine compressor discs, [198-]
F.9 Photograph, col.,
26 x 20 cm, Renovations to the plant floor, [198-]
F.10 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Rotor, [198-]
F.11 Photograph, col., 27 x 10 cm,
Steam turbine, steam turbine generator, gas turbine generator, inlet filter,
gas turbine, exhaust, [198-]
F.12 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Unidentified employees working with computerized control panel, [198-]
F.13 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Unidentified individual working with machinery, writing on equipment reads:
F2 Steam Chest Cover, [198-]
F.14 Photograph, col. 26 x 21 cm,
Unidentified group (likely managers) in front of equipment control panel,
[198-]
F.15 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Unidentified machinery, [198-]
F.16 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Unidentified workers working on a rotor, [198-]
F.17 Photographs, 2, col., 26 x 21
cm, Westinghouse Cafeteria, “Stop 29," [198-]
F.18 Photograph, col., 18 x 13 cm,
Workers attaching power cords, [198-]
F.19 Photograph, col. 25 x 20 cm,
Workers inspecting parts, [198-]
F.20 Photograph, col., 26 x 20 cm,
Working on machinery, [198-]
F.21 Photograph, col. 26 x 21 cm,
Workers Working on machinery on the platform, [198-]
F.22 Photograph, col., 25 x 21 cm,
Workers working on a rotor, [198-]
F.23 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
W62M Gas Compressor Drive TCPL, [198-]
F.24 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Doug Lewis and Vytas Jasinskas at Mt. Hope Airport in Hamilton during
shipment of Westinghouse manufactured equipment, [198-]
F.25 Photograph, col., 26 x21 cm,
Cominco Potash, 700 HP, 1200 RPM, 4160 volt, Miner Motor 17S4201, 1980
F.26 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Caption reads: Exciter End of Mitsubishi Generator installed with nominal
20 MW DN 286B6 Steam Turbine at British Columbia Forest Products (now
Fletcher Challenge Canada) at MacKenzie, British Columbia in 1979. Picture
taken when unit was nearly new in 1980.
F.27 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 17
cm, Typical WPII enclosure high thrust VSS or VHS Frames built at the
Motor Division in Burlington, Ontario, 1980-1992
F.28 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Governor end of normal 25 MW DN286B6 steam turbine at Crown Zellerbach
Canada Inc., (now Fletcher Challenge Canada), plant at Campbell River
B.C. in 1981. Picture taken when unit was in final installation detail
stage in 1981. Steam conditions 600 psis / 750◦F / Extraction at
160 psig / 60 psig
F.29 Photographic summary of six unit
W191 installation at ABU Kamash, Libya, 1981-1982. Binder contains 140
col. photographs, 13 x 9 cm
F.30 Photograph, col., 25 x 20 cm,
Unidentified piece of machinery, 1982
F.31 Photographs, 33, b&w, 18
X 13 cm, Westinghouse Executives, includes: C. Lloyd, Gary Graham, J.S.
Cowan, G. Weimer, O. Shewfelt, D.G. Hyslop, R.M. Daniel M.O. Turner, Neil
Bryson, I.W.M. Hendry, E.P. Taylor and some unidentified individuals,
[1983]
F.32 Photograph, col., 28 x 20 cm,
Henry Vens and Roy Cheers viewing the bed plate and cylinder components
of the BFPT for Alberta Power, Sheerners Generating Station. The first
order for a BFPT taken by PGCD, circa 1983. First unit with both driven
pumps, main & booster, mounted on a common bed plate with the turbine,
[1983]
F.33 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Nominal 13 MW EMM33A3 TG set built for WEC Resource Energy Services Division
(RESD) in 1984 and installed at the Bay County (Florida) Energy from Waste
Plant at Panama City. The up-exhaust turbine (at right) drives a brush
open air cooled generator (left) through a lufkin gearbox although painted
our standard blue ..., 1984
F.34 Photograph, col., 22 x 14 cm,
Tony Errygers of PGCD Steam Service Engineering inspects the exhaust end
of out first SC23 Steam Turbine, ordered in 1983, shipped in the fall
of 1984 and installed at IMC (International Minerals and Chemical) at
New Wales, Florida (about 50 miles east of Tampa) Unit rating was 58.5
MW while operating on steam at 575 psig / 720◦F / Extraction at
45 psig / 2" HgA
F.35 Photograph, col., 21 x 26 cm,
Two individuals working to assemble a piece of equipment, [1998]
F.36 Photographs, 2, b&w, 18 x
13 cm, Westinghouse Executives, includes: L.K. Burke, N.F. Budgen, [1989]
F.37 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Shareport terminals built in the ISD Plant in Burlington, Ontario
are used at passenger check-in counters at major airports worldwide. Here
a unit undergoes a thorough systems check prior to shipment, 1989
F.38 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, Complex circuitry characterizes the sophisticated anti-submarine sonar
systems built at the Electronics Division in Burlington, Ontario, 1989
F.39 Photograph, b&w, 26 x 21
cm, This communications controller system will help global airport networks
perform thousands of daily passenger booking, scheduling and routing functions,
1989
F.40 Photographs, 2, col., polaroid,
11 x 11 cm, Exhibit photographs, [199-]
F.41 Photograph, col., 26 x 20 cm,
mounted on mat board, Refurbishment of PGCD, [1990]
F.42 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Unidentified individual working on turbine, photograph # ABB3610, [199-]
F.43 Photograph, b&w, 21 x 13
cm, Award Presentation, Quality Circles Achievement Award, individuals
in photograph are not identified, [1990]
F.44 Photograph, b&w, 22 x 16
cm, Award Recipients, Power Generation Canadian Division, Total Quality
Achievement Awards, 1990
F.45 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Centra Gas CW251B12, individuals identified on reverse of photograph,
(picture has piece torn from centre of image layer), 1990
F.46 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
CW251B12 for Central-Gas Hamilton, 1990
F.47 Photographs, 2, col., 15 x 10
cm, 18 x 13 cm, Employees participating in first Total Quality Week, 1990
F.48 Photograph, col., 15 x 10 cm,
Jim Shields with new tool box crib in the Hamilton Blade Cell, 1990
F.49 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Refurbishment and upgrade of steam turbine and auxiliary systems T-OR
Co-generation plant in Northland Power, Kirkland Lake, Ontario, 1990
F.50 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Testing the Central Gas CW251B12, 1990
F.51 Photograph, col., 18 x 13 cm,
CW251B12 for U.S. Borax in California, 1991
F.52 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
The hot summer, 1991
F.53 Photograph, col., 18 x 13 cm,
TQ Week, left to right: Mike Parsons, Denis Gravelle (seated), Marilyn
Kindy, George Giberson, 1991
F.54 Photographs, 2, col., 10 x 15
cm, Westinghouse picnic, 1991
F.55 Photograph, col., 15 x 10 cm,
Celebrating Total Quality Week, 1992
F.56 Photograph, col., 15 x 10 cm,
Hot dog day, 1992
F.57 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Shipping of a W501 Rotor, 1992
F.58 Photograph, col., 26 x 21 cm,
Texas A&M Turbomachinery Trade Show, 1992
F.59 Photograph series, 21, col.,
18 x 13 cm, Shanghai Delegation, 1996
F.60 Slides, 35 mm, 81, col. PGCD Turnaround
Story, [199-]
F.61 Slides, 35 mm, 72, col., 501
Program / Transfer to Hamilton, file contains slides and colour transparencies,
overheads, from presentation, [199-]
BOX 42
F.1 Binder, 35 mm slides,
col., Facilities and Equipment, 1959-1996.
Binder
includes slides outlining the history of turbine production, facility
changes and upgrades, presentations about changes to facilities, details
of chain broach production
and the 501FA stacking facility. Some of the slides have been used in
promotional publications.
F.2 Binder, 35 mm slides,
col., Text and Charts, 1992-1994.
Binder
includes slides of documents and manuals, maps, logos. Materials Management,
objectives,
performance highlights, safety successes, continuos improvement suggestions
and
the presentation from the Full Population meeting in January 1994.
F.3 Binder, 35 mm slides,
col. and b&w, Historical.
Binder
includes slides of portraits, plant interiors and exteriors, equipment,
early air
brakes
and lighting systems, logos, sport teams, workers, etc. The slides seem
to have
been
generated from the photograph collection. Binder includes scripts prepared
to accompany the slide presentations.
BOX 43 - Large format items
F.1 Framed photograph,
Exterior of building in 1903, photograph,
34 x 27 cm, frame, 53 x 45 cm. This item was too large for the
box and has been placed with the other framed pictures in 21R c.
F.2 Framed statement
of purpose, [195-]
F.3 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, 26 x 22 cm, Canadian Westinghouse Company Limited,
Foremen, Nov. 20th, 1906
F.4 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, photograph, 25 x 15 cm, mount, 38 x 25 cm, Canadian
Westinghouse Company Limited, Manager’s Meeting, March 29th,
1916
F.5 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, photograph, 24 x 20 cm, mount, 29 x 24 cm, Canadian
Westinghouse Co. Ltd., Managers Meeting, November 29th, 1917
F.6 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, photograph, 25 x 20 cm, mount, 30 x 24 cm, Westinghouse
Radio Show Display, 1923
F.7 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, photograph, 20 x 15 cm, mount, 27 x 21 cm, Office
Area, identified as photograph 21 on reverse, [193-]
F.8 Photograph, b&w,
mounted on cardboard, photograph, 24 x 18 cm, mount, 26 x 22 cm, Canadian
Westinghouse Company Limited, Manager’s Meeting, June 21, 1940
F.9 Map, 68 x 52 cm, folded
34 x 26 cm, “We Fight for World Freedom,” Strategic War Map
of Pacific, [1941]
F.10 Photograph, b&w, mounted
on cardboard, photograph, 24 x 19 cm, mount, 28 x 23 cm, Canadian Westinghouse
Department M4 Old Girls Reunion, 1949
F.11 Photograph, b&w, mounted
on wood, photograph, 22 x 18 cm, mount, 36 x 31, cm, Westinghouse executive,
H.H. Rogge
F.12 Exterior photograph from 1904,
40 x 32 cm, reproduced and mounted for 90th Anniversary Exhibit, 1904
F.13 Arial photograph, 30 x 23 cm,
reproduced and mounted for 90th Anniversary exhibit, [1930]
F.14 Display item, new radio models,
90th Anniversary exhibit, 1932-1933
F.15 Macleans advertisements reproduced
for the 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1933, 1937
F.16 Westinghouse Salesman advertisements
reproduced for the 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1936
F.17 Display items reproduced for
the 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1966
F.18 Display item re: Expo 67 reproduced
for the 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1967
Series 8:
90th Anniversary Exhibit. – 1897-1993. – 15 cm of textual
records and graphic material. – Title based on content of series.
BOX 44
F.1 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1897-1913
F.2 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1909-1923
F.3 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, railway motors, [192-]
F.4 Photograph, reproduced
and mounted for 90th Anniversary exhibit, [1920]
F.5 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1923-1933
F.6 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1933-1943
F.7 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1937
F.8 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1943-1953
F.9 Labels and display
items from 90th Anniversary exhibit, 1945
F.10 Labels and display items from
90th Anniversary exhibit, [between 1945 and 1965]
F.11 Research notes for exhibit, 1959,
1993
F.12 Labels and display items from
90th Anniversary exhibit, 1963-1973
F.13 Labels and display items from
90th Anniversary exhibit, 1970-1992
F.14 Display photographs for 90th
Anniversary exhibit, 1989-1990
F.15 Information and text for 90th
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