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George Richardson collection
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[19--?] (Creation)
- Creator
- Richardson, George
Physical description area
Physical description
20 photographs : b&w
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Name of creator
Biographical history
William George Richardson, commonly referred to as George Richardson, joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering in 1965 and introduced the university's first courses in the history of engineering. His book Queen's Engineers: A Century of Applied Science (1893-1993) traces the history of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science from its beginnings as the Ontario School of Mining and Agriculture in 1893 until its 100th anniversary in 1993.
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Scope and content
Collection consists of photographs of engineering plans for various components associated with different sections of the Rideau Canal, including dams, lock gates, sluice gates, and bridges.
Notes area
Physical condition
Excellent
Immediate source of acquisition
Donated by G. Richardson
Arrangement
Language of material
- English
Script of material
Location of originals
V118.10 SE
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Open.
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Copyright provisions may apply. Please consult with an archivist.
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Further accruals are expected