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Photograph of the gazebo near the Humber Lakeshore Campus

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1990s-PC-50s-1990s-1991-PC-50s-1990s-1991-1991-3365
Item
1991

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Photograph shows Lake Ontario in the distance

Photograph of the Lakeshore campus building

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1980s-PC-50-1980s-1986-PC-50-1980s-1986-1986-2697
Item
1986

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Photograph of the Lakeshore campus building

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1980s-PC-50-1980s-1986-PC-50-1980s-1986-1986-1941
Item
1986

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Photograph of the Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital site

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1880s-PC-50-1880s-HB-176
Item
ca. 1888

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

The original Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital was located on a section of land stretching down to Lake Ontario. In the 1990s, some of the buildings were renovated to become the site of Humber's Robert A. Gordon Learning Centre.

Photograph of the Official Opening of Lakeshore Campus

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1970s-PC-50-1970s-1975-PC-50-1970s-1975-HB-074
Item
1975

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Item is a photograph of the official opening of the Lakeshore Campus on the grounds of the former Lakeshore Teachers' College by Florence Gell, chairman of the Board of Governors and Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn