![Figure 5.3. Accession KT2011004: potential “wallpaper” for Queen’s Park — for 1945 3D simulation [F. Ellis Wiley/City of Toronto Archives, s0124_fl0001_id0012].](https://accozzaglia.ca/wp-content/uploads/1945-Queens-Park-Kodachrome-F-Ellis-Wiley-f0124_fl0001_id0012-1026x600.jpg)
![1975 Nathan Phillips Square [f0124_fl0008_id0077]](https://accozzaglia.ca/wp-content/uploads/1975-Nathan-Phillips-Square-f0124_fl0008_id0077-664x410.jpg)
Chapter 3. Registry methodology
Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative
Chapter 6. Conclusion
Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative
![Figure 2.1. Group of [women] workers harvesting tea, Chakva, Russia, ca. 1907–1915. [Digitally-superimposed red-green-blue glass plates. Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii, Library of Congress: LC-DIG-PPMSC-04430].](https://accozzaglia.ca/wp-content/uploads/1907-1915-ca.-Prokudin-Gorskii-Sergei-Mikhailovich-Group-of-workers-harvesting-tea-664x410.jpg)
Chapter 2. Finding a medium for posterity
Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative
Appendix C. Accession KT2011030: Harvey R. Naylor file details
Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative
Appendix D. Index of figures
Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative
![Appendix B. Sample Registry record, accession KT2011015. [Kodachrome Toronto Registry]](https://accozzaglia.ca/wp-content/uploads/kt2011015-city-of-toronto-fonds-664x410.jpg)
Appendix B. Sample Registry record
Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative
