A large (152 cm long by 61 cm wide by 43 cm high), two-level, oval-shaped, glass-topped, wooden coffee table presented to Les Haywood “In recognition of his contribution to Canada’s Nuclear program” in December 1974. The table is inset with six photo-metal plaques, four of which show depictions of the many reactors in the Canadian nuclear program starting from ZEEP and continuing to Pickering B and Bruce B which were still in the construction stage. Included in this grouping were also reactors outside Canada that had large Canadian input. A fifth plaque depicts one of the heavy-water plants in the program.