Conrad Grebel University College students, 2001
Outdoor group photo of students and some staff at Conrad Grebel University College. Photo was taken in the area between the residence and academic buildings before the construction of the atrium.
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This slide is of Conrad Grebel College in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of the library at the Conrad Grebel College in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of the Milton Good Library at Conrad Grebel College in "It's News to Me."
Conrad Grebel College library offices
This slide is of the circulation desk at the Conrad Grebel College library and Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." A door is open to a faculty office.
This slide is of Archivist Sam Steiner at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of Mennonite periodicals in the Conrad Grebel library in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of a 1806 land deed at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." The deed is signed by RIchard Beasley.
Sam and student at the archives
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student at the archives
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student in the Conrad Grebel library
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) at the Conrad Grebel College libary in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student in the Conrad Grebel library
This slide is of Sam Steiner showing student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) a book in the Conrad Grebel library in "It's News to Me."
Frank Epp's Mennonites in Canada
This slide is of Frank Epp's book, Mennonites in Canada, in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student in the Conrad Grebel library
This slide is of student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) looking at a book in the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) with the card catalogue, and surrounded by filing cabinets filled with the Frank H. Epp fonds at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."