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Photograph of M building under construction

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1980s-PC-50-1980s-1986-PC-50-1980s-1986-1986-1916
Item
1986

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Photograph of Lynda Robichaud studying

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1960s-PC-50-1960s-1969-PC-50-1960s-1969-BW-940
Item
1969

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Item is a photograph of the Marketing graduate, Lynd Robichaud, for "This is Humber" (April-1969, page 4A)

Photograph of Louise Boudreau Drawing a Number and Handing it to David Grossman

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1970s-PC-50-1970s-1979-PC-50-1970s-1979-6782-039
Item
1979

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Item is a photograph of Miss Toronto Argonaut, Louise Boudreau draws a number from the jug and hands it to David Grossman to read out at the official opening of the Gordon Wragg Student and Athletic Centre. The man seated is operating the microphone mixer as a student looks on.

Photograph of Long Branch community

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1940s-PC-50-1940s-BK10-17
Item
1940s

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Item is a photograph of the Long Branch community which includes the Beasley's Drug Store and other buildings

Photograph of Learning Commons (LRC)

HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-2010s-PC-50-2010s-2015-BC-002
Item
2015

Part of Humber College Photo Collection

Item is a photograph representing Humber's most ambitious and expensive single building, the Learning Resource Commons (LRC) provides 264,000 sq. ft. to house essential student support services and facilities as well as administrative space.