GB 249 OP/4/362
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[c 1970] - 1971
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/5/8/9
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1966
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Photograph shows Agnew shaking hands with Lord Todd. The Bedellus stands behind Agnew and affixes the graduate's hood. Label on reverse ‘Dr Percival Agnew’. Manuscript note on reverse ‘Please remove paper on chair which has an unfortunate effect on Chancellors nose! [ ]’.
GB 249 OP/5/8/3
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21 October 1966
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/5/20/8
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21 June 1972
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Photograph is taken at the entrance to the Wolfson building. On reverse ‘The Registrar, Sir Isaac & Lady Wolfson, The Principal, The Chancellor’.
GB 249 OP/4/217/2
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1966
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Five men standing side by side wearing academic robes. Pictured, from left to right, are: William Francis Robertson (Chairman of Court); King Olav V Norway; Lord Todd of Trumpington; Dr Samuel Curran; George P. Richardson (Registrar).
GB 249 OP/5/8/6
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1966
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Photograph includes (left to right): Alexander Turnbull, Samuel Curran, Lord Todd, Sir Percival Agnew, George P. Richardson; standing in academic robes.
GB 249 OP/5/23
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1973
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Includes Dr Curran, Professor S G E Lythe, G P Richardson and Reverend Matthew Liddell, minister of St David's (Ramshorn) Church.
GB 249 OP/5/11
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February 1967; October 1967
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Architecture building was opened by the Rt Hon the Viscount Esher. Honorary degree was awarded to W F Robertson.
Includes Dr Curran, Lord Todd, George Richardson (Registrar).
Includes some negatives.
GB 249 OP/5/45
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1973; 1980
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to Professor Rupert H Myers and Sir John Atwell.
Includes Mr George Richardson (Registrar), Mr P M Thomas (Chairman of Court), Professor S G E Lythe (Vice Principal), Lord Todd of Trumpington (Chancellor), Sir Samuel Curran (Principal); Mr David Morrell (Registrar); Lady [ ] Atwell, Dr Olaf Thornton, Mrs [ ] Noakes, Mr Michael Noakes (the artist), and Lady Joan Curran.
GB 249 OP/5/12
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March 1968; March 1974
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to Lord Provost John Johnstone, Lord Clydesmuir of Braidwood, Thomas Rae Craig and Harold Montague Finniston.
Includes Dr Curran, Lord Todd, George Richardson, W F Robertson.
GB 249 OP/5/22
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April 1973
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to Jerzy Romuald Werner, Sir William Collins, Sir Ronald Stanley Edwards, His Excellency Robert Kweku Atta Gardiner, Willy Hauglie, Lord Murray of Newhaven, Patrick Muirhead Thomas (Chairman of court) and Asa Briggs.
Includes Lord Todd, Dr Curran, James Pickett (Director of Overseas Development Unit), Professor S G E Lythe (History), G P Richardson.
Also opening of the Collins Exhibition Hall by Sir William Collins. Includes William Gray (Lord Provost).
Album of the conferment of honorary degrees; and the opening of the Centre for Industrial Innovation
GB 249 OP/5/14
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February 1969; March 1969
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to the Rt Hon Anthony N Wedgewood Benn and Isaac Wolfson.
Includes Dr Curran, Lord Todd, George Richardson, Professor R M Kenedi (Bioengineering), Professor Pack (Mathematics).
GB 249 OP/5/17
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16 April 1971
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to Jan de Vries, David Abercrombie Donaldson, Brigadier Sir Bernard Fergusson, John Mitchell Aitkin Smith and Isidore Aaron Walton.
Includes Dr Curran, Lord Todd, G Richardson.
GB 249 OP/5/15
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April 1969
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to John Samuel Forrest, Reginald Victor Jones, Max Tishler, Rt Hon William Ross, Benno Schotz and Sir William Strath.
Includes Dr Curran, Lord Todd, G Richardson, Dr J M Holm (Chairman of Court).
GB 249 OP/5/16
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April 1970; July 1970
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Honorary degrees awarded to John Monteath Robertson, Sir James Pitman, Sir Maurice Dean, Francis Scott McFadzean, Felix N Mansager, George Russell and Angus Campbell.
Includes Professor Donald C Pack (Vice Principal), George P Richardson, Dr Curran, Professor Richard Rose.