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File consists of photographs of E.A. (Skip) Maxwell former interim president of Trent University Faculty Association (TUFA) from 1998 to 2000.

File consists of photographs of Doug McCalla, former Principal of Lady Eaton College from 1976 to 1981.

File consists of about twenty photographs and one negative of Jim McAdam, former Master of Champlain College (1987).

File consists of aerial photographs of the Nassau (Symons) Campus at different stages of construction, mostly depicting West Bank. Also included is a very early photograph of downtown Peterborough, likely where the Quaker Oats building and Heritage Jail now are (Brock and Murray Streets). In the photo there is still a railway running along the bank of the Otonabee River.

File consists of photographs showing the progress of the Faryon Bridge being built. Includes photos from campus prior to the bridge's construction up until right before complettion. Photographs of the construction workers also included.

File consists of photographs of the Bata Library Podium. Photos range from construction photographs to photographs of the completed podium being used by students. One photo has a dog prancing across the podium with a toy. Also included are photographs from the July 2002 renovations of the podium.

File consists of three photographs of Dr. J. Harry Ebbs, a recipient of an honorary degree from Trent University in Spring 1975. He and his wife were also active members in the Canadian Camping Association.

File consists of seven photographs of Gale Fisher, professor at Trent University. Fisher was also the Senior Don of Champlain College in 1967, and the Senior Tutor of Catharine Parr Traill College in 1977.

File consists of a photograph of Edwin C. Guillet (1898-1975) was a historian and wrote many books one being Pioneer Days in Upper Canada (1964). In 1963 Guillet was the consultant on Canadiana to the Library of Trent University.

File consists of photographs Thomas E.W. Nind former Trent University Presidents from 1972 to 1980. One photograph includes fundraising ceremony with members of Peterborough Fire Department in 1977.

File consists of four identical headshots and three images of Dr. Peter Fowler Barrett (1939-2019).

File consists of fourteen photographs and forty-two images of Dr. Michael Berrill, the majority of them being headshots. Photographs include Sarah Duff, Faye Olak and an unidentified individual.

File consists of a photograph of Humphrey B. Style.

File consists of photographs of Romas "Ron" Vastokas, a professor of Anthropology at Trent University, he retired in 1996.

File consists of Identical portraits of Hugh Waddell. He was the Chair on the Board of Governors at Trent University (1967-1971). He is the recipient of the Eminent Service Award (1978) and a recipient of an honorary degree (Doctor of Laws) from Trent (1989).

File consists of identical graduation portraits of Paul Weinzweig, a professor of philosophy at Trent University.

File consists of identical portraits of J.G. Wharry.

Subseries consists of photographs taken during the construction and dedication of Faryon Bridge and as well, photographs of the bridge in use.

Subseries consists of photographs of the Bata Library Podium during its construction and use.

File consists of aerial photographs during the development of the Symons Campus and surrounding areas.

File consists of a contact sheet and seven photographs of Jim English (d. 2017) who was the Director of Information Services from 1967 to 1981, and Director of Student Services from 1982 to 1990.

File consists of twenty-eight photographs and one negative of Dr. Marion Fry a Philosophy professor at Trent University and first Principal of Traill College. She also received the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching in 1987. Photographs include David Morrison, Robert Carter, and David Page.

File consists of sixteen images and two photographs of Fred Helleiner, a Professor of the School of the Environment. Helleiner was one of the founding faculty members of the Geography Department in 1968.

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.