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Official Opening Ceremonies: held at Rubidge Hall, October 17-18 (3 folders) ; (see also Trent Cabinet - Drawer 3)

Breaking the Sod, Nassau Campus, 1965 (prints & negatives)

Laying the Cornerstone, October 20, 1965 (folder plus one black binder located beside box) - (see also Trent Cabinet - Drawer 3)

Racey cartoons presentation

Robert L. Hunter Canadian Collection presentation (photos include Donald Theall, Colin Taylor, Michael Peterman)

Northway papers & Carrying Place papers presentation (photos include Jack Martin, Dr. Mary Northway, Flora Morrison)

Vanity Fair presentation (Friends of the Bata Library presentation of 1st edition to Bata Library), 1994 (photos include Meredith Glassco, Jean Glassco, Leanard Conolly, Murray Genoe, Martha Kidd)

Portraits of Trent University presidents, by artist Richard Hayman (photos include the artist and Donald Theall)

Leslie Frost portrait presentation 1971 (photos include Leslie Frost, Thomas H. B. Symons)

Lady Eaton portrait presentation

Symons portrait presentation 1992 (photos include John D. de Pencier, John Stubbs, Thomas H.B. Symons, Christine Symons, Brenda Bury)

Redelmeier coin collection presentation 1971 (photos include Jack Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Redelmeier, R.H. Sadleir)

Prime Ministers of Canada sketches presentation 1967 (photos include artist Harold Shaw, Quaker Oats vice president Fred Ash, Thomas H. B. Symons, Alf Cole)

Thomas J. Bata Library Rededication ceremony, March 1994: Sweet Grass ceremony with Paul Bourgeois; Archives Reading Room plaque presentation in honour of Mary Northway, ribbon cutting by Dore Millichamp; Thomas J. Bata Library Endowment Fund wooden carving presentation, with Walter Downes, Leonard Conolly, Murray Genoe; photos include Walter Hanbidge, Shirley Williams, David Newhouse, Veda Stow; Steve Dantzer

Symons Medal (photos of medal)

Federal Volunteer Award presentation to alumnus Carol Wilton (photos include Bill Domm)

Robert Lightbody prize presented to [ ], [19 - ], and to Philipa McLoughlin, 1989

Electric Energy Efficiency Award [Ontario Hydro, 1977] (photo includes Michael O’Brien)

Currie Engineering Award presentation

Symons’ Dinner, May 6, 1972 (photos include Thomas H. B. Symons, Christine Symons, John Turner, Leslie Frost, Janet Bews

Retirement dinner, November 24, 1967 (photos include Thomas H. B. Symons, N.D. Crook, Dr. Donald White, C.K. Fraser, Mrs. Fraser)

200th Senate Meeting, etc.

Historical Plaque presentations: commemorating the "guiding role" played by University of Toronto, University of Western Ontario, and Queen’s University (plaque is displayed with three foundation stones from the three Universities), 1963; commemorating the Founding of Trent University, 1970; commemorating the generosity of Canadian General Electric which donated the University site, 1982 (photos include Thomas H. B. Symons, Leslie Frost, Donald Theall)

Installation ceremony of President Gary N. Polonsky, Durham College, February 14, 1989 (photos include John Stubbs)

Trent in Ecuador: Signing the agreement (photos include David Morrison and members of Catolica University in Ibarra, Ecuador, and Universidad Technica del Norte)

Jolly Hangman, Peter Robinson College, opening, [1975] (includes photos of PRC master Ian Chapman & Paul Wilson)

The Margaret Laurence Tribute, March 1988 (includes photos of Alice Munro, W.O. Mitchell, Adele Wiseman, Robert Kroetsch, Timothy Findley, Pierre Burton, Hugh MacLennan, Peter Gzowski, & other unidentified authors. Also included are photos of the Margaret Laurence sculpture by Almuth Lutkenhaus created in 1984 (Art Collection accession 2000.118.1)

Fundraising: "Initial fundraising"

Fundraising: Peterborough firefighters, 1977 (photos include Thomas E.W. Nind, Henry Nokes, Morley Bell, Paul Brown)

Fundraising: Fund for Excellence Campaign, 1987 (photos include John Leishman, Jon Grant, John de Pencier)

Fundraising: [Canadian General Electric] donation of $130,000 (photo includes John Stubbs)

Fundraising: For Tomorrow Campaign, [ ], 1990 (photos include Susan Wheeler, Tony Storey, Susan Mackle, Kathleen Hurley Easson, John Stubbs, John de Pencier, Jon Grant, Sylvia Sutherland, David Moore, Michael McClintock, Mark Bellefeuille, Irene Redegeld, Michael Beswick, Robert Stephenson, Michael Nolan, Lari Langford, Martha Whatley, Margie Lightbody, Philip Playfair, Neil Rodgers, John Currie)

Fundraising: United Way (includes photos of Bernadine Dodge, Steve Dantzer, President David Smith, Sybil Thorn, Ken Toong, John Wadland, Pat Strode, Heather Avery, Murray Genoe, President Leonard Conolly)

Infrastructure Program $1,200,000 cheque presentation, 1994 (photo includes Leonard Conolly, Peter Adams, Jenny Carter)

Summer Explorations (photos include Michael Peterman, Dr. Zafar Iqbal, Gordon Johnston, John Burbidge, Leonard Conolly, John Jennings, & others)

"Madmen on the Otonabee": photos include Thomas H.B. Symons, Richard Love, Kathryn Campbell (28 March 2013; photographs by Christine Withrow)

50th anniversary Community Parade and Rubidge Hall Plaque Rededication, 2015

50th anniversary Chancellor's Gala, 2015

File consists of one photograph of Marlene Castellano speaking behind a podium at Trent University, and one negative.

File consists of three images of John Casserly, former Trent University Staff member.

File consists of one photograph of Jim Cashmore sitting behind an unidentified machine.

File consists of one headshot of Hon. Thérèse Casgrain, leader of the Parti social démocratique du Québec from 1951 to 1957.

File consists of one photograph of Carol Cartwright writing at a work desk with books in front of her and a computer to her left.

File consists of five portraits and seven images of Bob Carter. One photograph includes a group of unidentified individuals with Bob Carter.

File consists of four photographs of Jenny Carter, two taken at the 1992 Convocation, and two headshots. Jenny Carter was a MPP from 1990-1995 for the NDP and was Minister of Energy from 1991-1992.

File consists of three identical portraits of Dr. Cyril Carter, associate professor of Mathematics and the Trent School of the Environment.

File consists of one photograph of Mike Carr sitting in the A.J.M. Smith Meeting Room.

File consists of a photograph, six images and four negatives Clarence Carpenter, who was the student representative on the Board of Governors at Trent University.

File consists of two headshots of Professor D.B Carlisle wearing academic regalia.

File consists of three photos of Jim Carey (1931-2014), Director of Security from 1983-1992. One photo is a headshot and the other of him sitting behind a desk.

File consists of five photographs of Moya Cannon, sitting in an armchair with a book, each taken from different angles. Cannon was writer in residence at Champlain College in 2003.

File consists of two photographs of Kerry Cannon, one at the 1994 Convocation, and the other is Kerry in her role as Managing Edition of the Journal of Canadian Studies.

File consists of five photographs of Dr. Robert M. Campbell. Two photographs include him in a hallway at Lady Eaton College with Ted Schrecker. The other photographs are portraits.

File consists of seven photographs and thirty-one images of Kathryn Campbell, including standing with others in Administrative Services.

File consists of two photographs of John Campbell, one of him sitting in his office and the other standing at a lectern.

File consists of seven photographs and two images of Colin Campbell (1937-2023), former Operations Manager. Photographs include him wearing Scottish and holding a bagpipe at Convocation, standing in front of a large pipe, and turbine at the Power Plant and at a Trent University event.

File consists of two photographs of Iona Campanola, former Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia (2001-2007).

File consists of four headshots of Dr. G.D.W. Cameron.

File consists of one photograph of Dr. David Cameron sitting in front of a bookshelf.

File consists of two headshots of C.E.J. Caldicott.

File consists of a photograph and one four images of headshots of Dr. James Buttle.

File consists of one photograph of Barbara Butler working at the Audio Library.