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Item is a photograph of floor carpentry instructors Ben Chapman and Sydney White demonstrating to a group of staff and students of how to properly use the tools for carpet installation.

Item is a photograph of students playing billiards located in the D-building at North campus.

Item is a photograph of Humber's first maintenance staff. The only noted individual is Jack Jones who is second from the left on the upper row.

Item is a photograph of some of the library shelves and seating area inside the James S. Bell Elementary School gymnasium.

Horizontal colour image. The top of the image is a light blue sky with some white clouds and at the top right corner, a few tree branches with leaves. Blue the sky are some trees with green leaves and two red brick buildings. The buildings have many windows with white frames. The building on the left is longer and slightly shorter. The building on the right is square with a protruding tower in the middle. The tower has an arched entrance at the bottom with a set of stairs leading to a door. The roof on both buildings is greenish-grey. In front of the left building, there are two cars – one light blue and one red. In front of both buildings, there is a circular road and within the road is a green lawn with gardens.

Item is a photograph of a portion of the James S. Bell Elementary School building, and its parking lot. Humber accepted its first intake of students in this leased building, and continued to do so until 1973.

Item is an ad that was placed in the career section of newspapers for Humber's first President. The ad was not successful, which led to the Chairman of the Board Ted Jarvis to personally approach Gordon Wragg at the Provincial Institute of Trades and urged him to directly apply for the position.

Item is a photograph of Humber's first Board of Governors standing outside the James S. Bell building. This team was responsible for hiring all the staff, including the president. The Board members are (from left) Donald A. White, Spiro S. Vozoris, C.C. Muir, Rev. Bartholomew DeSimone, Florence Gell , Ted Jarvis, G.F. Turner , Dr. Anne Curtin, Dr. Norman Gunn, and S.L. Britton

Item is a photograph of James S. Bell Elementary School, which was a surplus Etobicoke Board of Education building that became Humber's first Campus for September 1967.

Item is a photograph of the Humber College sign placed outside of James S. Bell Elementary School, which was Humber's first campus until its closing in 1973.