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Photograph of President Jonathan Raymond, Provost Dennis Jameson, Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences Ka Yin Leung, and Vice Provost Sheldon Loeppky, turning sod at an event celebrating an anticipated expansion of the Science Centre

Photograph of Dr. Don Page and student Scott Dolff breaking ground at the future site of the Science Centre, later called the Neufeld Science Centre. There is a large "capital campaign" sign to their right, and President Neil Snider is standing behind them

Photograph of administrators and others involved in the planning/construction of the Reimer Student Centre, standing in front of the Alloway Library, holding shovels, on the day of the sod-turning for the Centre. Archival records indicate this took place December 1. The sign for the "Vision of Excellence" campaign is visible in the background.

Photograph of administrators and others involved in the planning/construction of the Reimer Student Centre, standing in front of the Alloway Library, digging their shovels into the ground. Archival records indicate this took place December 1. The sign for the "Vision of Excellence" campaign is visible in the background.

“October 8, 1961, was an historic day at Langley. B.C., Canada, when Ev. Free Church leaders turned sod for the new Trinity Junior College to open in autumn, 1962.”
Source: Front cover of the Evangelical Beacon, November 21, 1961

Pictured: Harold P. Halleen, Moderator and Vice President, EFCA; in background, Reverend Dave Enarson, Superintendent, Canadian Pacific and Pacific Northwest Districts

"Slide is of Evanglical Free Church leaders turned sod for the new Trinity Junior College to open in autumn, 1962.

Pictured: Harold P. Halleen, Moderator and Vice President, EFCA; in background, Reverend Dave Enarson, Superintendent, Canadian Pacific and Pacific Northwest Districts"

Slide is believed to be the ground-breaking ceremony for the library.

Photograph of Mayor Bob Wenman at the podium at the Groundbreaking ceremony for the Norma Marion Alloway Library; Neil Snider is at his right.

Photograph of president Neil Snider addressing the assembled guests in the gymnasium after the groundbreaking ceremony for the addition to Fraser Hall