Technology in Motion

Collection Metadata

Dublin Core

Title

Technology in Motion

Subject

The increasing emphasis in technology innovation on increasing the individual's access to outdoor places and to a wider range of activities

Description

still images, text

Creator

Dorothy J. Smith

Source

Canada Science and Technology Museum, Smithsonian, New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, Dick Doyle and National Research Council.

Publisher

Carleton University Disability Research Group

Date

1950 to 1990s

Contributor

Canada Science and Technology Museum, Smithsonian, New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, Dick Doyle (National Research Council).

Rights

further reproduction requires permission of original sources

Format

still images, text
  • Collection: Technology in Motion
Sandra DeVenney participating in Wheelchair sports, 1975.
Unknown, 1970s
Patent Drawings by Everest and Jennings for a "Folding Wheelchair."
Herbert A. Everest and Henry C. Jennings, October 12, 1937
Patent Drawings by Everest and Jennings for a "Folding Wheelchair."
Herbert A. Everest and Henry C. Jennings, October 12, 1937
First two pages of Klein's report on the motorized wheelchair.
George Johann Klein, National Research Council, December 1953
Sports wheelchair, circa 1975, in museum display
Everest and Jennings Inc., circa 1975
George Klein and a colleague working on the prototype Kline chair
National Research Council, 1950
Sandra DeVenney competing in wheelchair sports, 1970s.
Unknown, 1970s
Front, side and back of modern chrome-metal wheelchair with a tray.
Everest and Jennings Company, Concord, Ontario, Canada, 1960 - 1970
Front and side of Klein power chair prototype and close-up of the battery pack.
George Johann Klein, National Research Council, 1950
Patent drawings of a wood and rattan three-wheeled wheelchair with a motor on a platform under the seat.
Ida Schmidt, June 30, 1903