Photo collage of India trainees 1956-1957

Artifact Number:

2021-042

Description

A 32 cm by 47 cm, black and white, photo-collage assembled to show various work-related activities and locations that the reactor trainees from India visited in Canada, including a visit to Parliament Hill in Ottawa, during their training period at CRNL in 1956-1957.  An attached identification sheet names the Indian delegates as well as several AECL personnel.

Details

Keywords:
group photograph
Date:
1956-1957
Notes:

Only Bob Manson (M), Don Stewart(S), David Keys (K) and Fred Gilbert (G) could be firmly identified in the collage at the time of cataloguing and are indicated on the right-hand panel.

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