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- Source of title proper: Title supplied by University of Waterloo, Graphic Services staff.
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27 photographs : b&w negatives ; 6 x 6 cm
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Images of adults working on pottery pieces at the Potter's Workshop in Waterloo Park that was "founded by Dorothea Tutte, wife of of Prof. W. T. Tutte [...]."
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1 out of 27 negatives scanned as TIF file December 2023.
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Items in specialized storage for preservation - require two week turnaround for access.
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Public domain.
Preferred citation: University of Waterloo Archives. Graphic Services fonds.
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General note
70-04-19_001 and seven other negatives from envelope appeared on Page 3 of the April 29, 1970 edition of the Gazette (v. 10, n. 31).
General note
Lengthy caption accompanies all photos (not transcribed); section regarding 70-14-19_001 reads: ""It's a place where you can come and learn how to make pottery, work anytime you want and you don't have to put everything away when you've finished," notes Ann Roberts, an avid potter (pictured above) and also wife of faculty member Prof. R. G. Roberts."
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- Roberts, Ann (Subject)