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This black and white photograph is of a man in clerical dress and is by the Roy Studio of Peterborough. On the reverse, the name "E.H.D. Hall" (a Peterborough lawyer associated with the firm of Hall, Gillespie) is written in pencil. The subject of the photograph is identified in pencil on the reverse as "Rev. Herbert Simonds [sic] ". Symonds married Emma Boyd, daughter of Mossom Boyd. They had several children including one son, Herbert Boyd Symonds (Boydie). He was killed in W.W.1.

File consists of photographs of Jim Retallack one of the 1978 recipients of the Symons Medal.

File consists of photographs of students in their residence rooms.

File consists of photographs of Gary Reker Professor of Psychology at Trent University, and Senior Tutor of Otonabee College (1977).

This accession consists of copy photographs, several of which are of originals in the Reid family photograph album and date from the 1840's to 1900's. One is of the Robert Henry "Harry" Devinish Reid family accompanied by an identification sheet with vital statistics for each member. Included also is a set of ten copy photographs of three generations of the Reid family. This set is accompanied by a family chart providing statistics for those listed.

File consists of photographs of Stephen Regoczei, Professor of Computing and Information Systems.

File consists of photographs of Barbara Reeves, Trent University Bookstore Manager (1999-2004).

File consists of photographs of Dr. Alun H. Rees, who taught at Trent University from 1967 to 1993.

File consists of a photograph of Doug Reed, President of Trent University's Alumni Association (1974-1983).

Fonds consists of a folder of 12 sheets of photographs which show the effects of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan in 1945. The 14 photographs are of individuals, and of the landscape of the area. The photographs were issued with the purpose of "calling for the issuance of a bill to protect atomic bomb survivors and calling for a total ban of atomic weapons". (Taken from the folder which encloses the photographs.) The text on the folder and the photographs is written in Japanese.

The fonds consists of 100 black and white stereographs numbered, captioned and entitled "The Great War".

File consists of a photograph of Marion Raynor (1937-2022). Raynor worked at Trent University for over 40 years.