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1955-1958 Sagimat In Review

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Part Of
Alfred Inhart Collection
Description Level
Item
Accession Number
2001.20.8
Scope and Content
An Account of the Accomplishments of The Saguenay-Kitimat Company.
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Part Of
Alfred Inhart Collection
Description Level
Item
Accession Number
2001.20.8
Physical Description
1 booklet
Custodial History
Donated by Alfred Inhart in 2001.
Scope and Content
An Account of the Accomplishments of The Saguenay-Kitimat Company.
Storage Location
Curator's Office Bay 2 Shelf 2 Box 59
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1956 Housing Program Report of the 1956 Sagimat Housing Project

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Part Of
Alfred Inhart Collection
Description Level
Item
Date Range
1956
Accession Number
2001.20.9
Scope and Content
Black Binder 1956 Housing Program Report of the 1956 Sagimat Housing Project done by Brian Quinlan to H. E. Jenkinson. Contains photos as well.
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Part Of
Alfred Inhart Collection
Creator
Quinlan, Brian
Description Level
Item
Accession Number
2001.20.9
Date Range
1956
Physical Description
1 black binder
Custodial History
Donated by Alfred Inhart in 2001.
Scope and Content
Black Binder 1956 Housing Program Report of the 1956 Sagimat Housing Project done by Brian Quinlan to H. E. Jenkinson. Contains photos as well.
Storage Location
Curator's Office Bay 2 Shelf 2 Box 59
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Beta Sigma Phi fonds.

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Part Of
Beta Sigma Phi Fonds
Description Level
Fonds
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
1971-1990
Accession Number
2021.52
Scope and Content
Seven Scrapbooks from the Beta Sigma Phi showing their activities and events.
Scrapbook 1 - Beta Sigma Phi yearbook 1971-1972. Black cover.
Scrapbook 2 - 1978-1982. White cover.
Scrapbook 3 - 1971-1977. White cover with Beta Sigma Phi coat of arms with text "Vita Scientia Amicitia" drawn in gold, black, and green.
Scrapbook 4 - 1989-1990. Light blue cover with painting printed in centre.
Scrapbook 5 - Green cover with rose image on second page with text "Beta Nu 1975~76" bellow.
Scrapbook 6 - 1987-1988. Beige cover with small, square image of a sunset and trees.
Scrapbook 7 - 1982-1984. Cream cover with gold border.
Loose items - Photo of seven ladies. Founder's Day 1977 handmade card with painted rainbow. 1987-1988 Build Bridges of Friendship gold stickers.
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Part Of
Beta Sigma Phi Fonds
Creator
Beta Sigma Phi
Description Level
Fonds
Accession Number
2021.52
GMD
graphic material
Date Range
1971-1990
Physical Description
7 Scrapbooks
History / Biographical
Beta Sigma Phi is a non-acedemic sorority. Beta, Sigma, and Phi come from the first letters of the Greek words for life, learning, and friendship. Social and mostly community based, the Kitimat group compiled many scrapbooks showcasing events and other activities among their members from 1971-1990.
Custodial History
Donated by Ruth Brady.
Scope and Content
Seven Scrapbooks from the Beta Sigma Phi showing their activities and events.
Scrapbook 1 - Beta Sigma Phi yearbook 1971-1972. Black cover.
Scrapbook 2 - 1978-1982. White cover.
Scrapbook 3 - 1971-1977. White cover with Beta Sigma Phi coat of arms with text "Vita Scientia Amicitia" drawn in gold, black, and green.
Scrapbook 4 - 1989-1990. Light blue cover with painting printed in centre.
Scrapbook 5 - Green cover with rose image on second page with text "Beta Nu 1975~76" bellow.
Scrapbook 6 - 1987-1988. Beige cover with small, square image of a sunset and trees.
Scrapbook 7 - 1982-1984. Cream cover with gold border.
Loose items - Photo of seven ladies. Founder's Day 1977 handmade card with painted rainbow. 1987-1988 Build Bridges of Friendship gold stickers.
Subject Access
Beta Sigma Phi
Storage Location
Archives
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