Rough sketch of butter concepts

"Roughs" of butter concepts, showing a woman preparing peas with butter

Coat of Arms Final Sketch

The final sketch for the Brock University Coat of Arms. The actual Coat of Arms was based off of this sketch.

Artist's Sketch

An artist's sketch of what the Physical Education Building was to look like.

A Brief sketch of the public services of Major Isaac Roach /

Compiled by a committee of ten citizens, Charles Penrose, chairman.

Budding sprays and sketch of the life of General Sir Isaac Brock (1912)

A sketch of the life of General Sir Isaac Brock.

Camp Niagara, with a historical sketch of Niagara-on-the-Lake and Niagara Camp (1906)

Historical sketch of Niagara on the Lake and Niagara Camp.

Canadian Niagara Power Glass Slide - Sketch Showing Proposed Masonry Lining Near Portal of Tunnel

Drawing by consulting engineer dated October 19, 1901. Scale is noted as 1/4 inch = 1 foot.

Sketch of the ship "Jane C. Woodruff"

A black and white copy of a sketch of the ship "Jane C. Woodruff". This appears to have been in a scrapbook. There is a slight tear which affects the picture slightly. [The Jane C. Woodruff was a barquentine ship built in St. Catharines in 1866 by Lewis Shikeluna. The ship belonged to John Battle who was an associate of Samuel D. Woodruff. She was named in honour of Samuel and his wife, Jane Caroline. She originated as a square timber trade boat before being converted into a 3 masted schooner. She collided with the "Mary Battle" in a snow squall in Georgian Bay. The ship passed out of existence in 1902].

Sketch of Canal Lock 2

Sketch of canal lock 2 by S.D. Woodruff. This is a hand drawn sketch, n.d.

Sketch of John Gibson Brick Building

Sketch of John Gibson brick building and adjoining lots. This is a hand drawn sketch, n.d.

Genealogical and Historical Sketch of the Name and Family of Woodruff

Genealogical and Historical Sketch of the name and family of Woodruff compiled by the Media Research Bureau of Washington, D.C. This document traces the Woodruff name to its Anglo-Saxon origins and lists members of the family who have distinguished themselves in America in more recent times, n.d.

Sketch of the bridge over Hurst’s Point and calculations about the bridge over the pond at Allenburgh

Sketch of the bridge over Hurst’s Point and calculations about the bridge over the pond at Allenburgh, n.d.