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Canadian Plastics Training Centre

HC01 FM-FM1-FM1A
Subseries
[199-?]

Part of Humber College Capital Development and Facilities Management fonds

Sub-series consists of a pamphlet (two copies) promoting the Canadian Plastics Training Centre, located at 110 Woodbine Downs Blvd in Etobicoke.

Promotional materials

HC01 ORN-ORN4-ORN4.041
File
[201-]

Part of Humber College Orangeville Campus fonds

File consists of promotional material used by Humber Orangeville (for the Early Childhood Education program, and the General Arts and Science program).

Promotional materials

HC01 ORN-ORN4-ORN4.042
File
[201-]

Part of Humber College Orangeville Campus fonds

File consists of promotional material used by Humber Orangeville (for the Early Childhood Education program, and the General Arts and Science program).

Orangeville orientation video and slideshow : [DVD]

HC01 ORN-ORN4-ORN4.043
File
[201-?]

Part of Humber College Orangeville Campus fonds

File consists of a DVD featuring an orientation video and slideshow (showing various Orangeville events).

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.