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    Reverse, in pencil: The home becomes / First / Seminary / Karl Knauff

    Reverse: Conrad Hall - Was the original seminary building. Modified in 1952 as a residence for 22 girls. It was named Conrad Hall after Mrs. Jacob Conrad, a leading light in the Women's Auxiliary.

    Black and white photograph of Conrad Hall at Waterloo College. The Dining Hall and Willison Hall are in the background.

    Reverse: Ken Bartleman - Copying - Photographs - Prints / 259 Sydney S., Kitchener, PH. 3-0490 / B-S-321+

    Colour slide of three female Waterloo College students in a residence room in Conrad Hall. There are three beds, a desk, and a dresser in the room.

    Reverse: Conrad Hall - Was the original seminary building. Modified in 1952 as a residence for 22 girls. It was named Conrad Hall after Mrs. Jacob Conrad, a leading light in the Women's Auxiliary.

    Promotional material for Conrad Hall, Waterloo College's residence for women. Features a sketch of Conrad Hall's front door.

    Black and white photograph of two female Waterloo College students in a Conrad Hall residence room. One woman is seated at a desk in the centre of the room. The other woman is laying on the lower bunk bed.

    Black and white photograph of a man walking on the Waterloo College campus. Willison Hall is in the background. On the left is the original campus building, later known as Conrad Hall.

    Promotional brochure for Conrad Hall, Waterloo College's first women's residence. Includes description of residence life, rates, and images of students and facilities.

    Reverse: Conrad Hall - Was the original seminary building. Modified in 1952 as a residence for 22 girls. It was named Conrad Hall after Mrs. Jacob Conrad, a leading light in the Women's Auxiliary.

    Bed room Womens' Residence Feb.'52

    Reverse, in pencil: Recreation Room - Conrad Hall - 1954 / (converted into two bedrooms - summer of 1955)

    Miss Axford (Dean of Women) in her apt. in Women's residence Feb. 52.

    Bath room Womens' Residence Feb'52

    Black and white photograph of three male students posing with a snowman on the steps of Conrad Hall at Waterloo College. The snowman is seven feet tall, and is blocking the main entrance to the women's residence. Left to right: Peter Kuhn, James Schulte, and Donald Bere.

    Colour slide of Delton Glebe, Dean of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, and Mrs. Ulrich Harpe. They are standing with two framed water colours painted by Mrs. Harpe. The paintings of Willison Hall and Conrad Hall were purchased for the Seminary by the Women's Auxiliary.

    Dean of Womens' kitchen, womens' residence Feb.'52

    Minutes of the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada and Waterloo College, held at St. John's Lutheran Church in Waterloo, Ontario on June 15, 1955. Mr. J. Hagey was a guest speaker. Also includes details about the Fellowship Dinner which followed the ...