Tractors and discs lined up outside Engineering Building; several men standing among machinery.

Returned men standing in front of Engineering Building; winter scene.

Returned men standing with farm machinery in front of Engineering Building.

Returned men standing in front of [Engineering Building]; winter scene.

Returned men standing and sitting in front of Engineering Building.

Men standing in a carpentry shop surrounded by machinery and tools. Names on back of photo from left: Tom Hallett, carpenter; George Dixon, carpenter, ? Morrison; Walter Coppings, father-in-law; W.E. McClelland, chief engineer; Jack Smith, janitor; A.V. Copping, general foreman; Wm. Davies, machinist.

Graffiti prank by law students against the engineering students. First photograph depicts a close up of an eagle painted onto the brick wall of the engineering building and a sign which reads: " Here's to the legal eagle, that great & glorious bird. Here's to the engineering building where our eagle drops his t---!" Second photo shows the front of the Engineering Building, on which the words "Law Cabaret Dec 21" and more eagles are panted.

View of greenhouses in centre foreground of image. University buildings in background are l to r: outer edge of Administration Building, Engineering Building, Livestock Pavilion, and Main Barn. Flowering shrubs in foreground.

Image of participants in the Gasoline Traction Engine Course, standing in front of two tractors parked in front of the Engineering Building.

Bio/Historical Note: This was the first class ever conducted on campus; classes began in the new College Building that fall.

Image of participants in the Gasoline Traction Engine Course, standing in front of the Engineering Building.

Bio/Historical Note: This was the first class ever conducted on campus; classes began in the new College Building that fall.

Elevated view of Department of Field Husbandry (later Crop Science) Building and College of Engineering Building.

Group of men picking carrots in a field. Buildings in background (l to r): Power House, Engineering Building, and Livestock Pavilion.

Bio/Historical Note: This field was where the Physical Education building was later located in the 1940s. During World War II and for some years after crops were grown on campus.

Club members sitting on stools at small tables, looking at grain samples in Engineering Building at University of Saskatchewan.

View of Engineering Building under construction in foreground, with Power House construction in background. In immediate foreground is tunnel which ran laterally to the main line from Power House to College Building.

View of Engineering Building as seen from the Poultry Science Building; winter scene.

Bio/historical note: The original Engineering Building was destroyed by fire on Friday, 13 March 1925.