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Item is a photograph of the Bubble athletic facility from the ring road. The building with the sign "Athletics & Recreation Departments" is the original building "B" which housed offices and change room facilities. The adjacent portable was used for classroom or storage space depending on need.

Item is a photograph of a horse outside of Gordon Wragg's office. At the time of his retirement in 1982 Gordon Wragg commented on this picture saying, "I was hoping for an informal setting at Humber, but not this informal. The horse went back to class, however."

Item is a photograph of Doris Tallon, the Executive Assistant to the President sitting at her desk just outside the door to the Office of the President

Item is a photograph of Doug Roberts operating the main console for the audio/video distribution system in the Instructional Materials Centre (IMC). This system was used to distribute audio and video to the classrooms.

Item is a photograph of the Humber Hawks women's intramural volleyball team playing a game in the Gordon Wragg Centre gymnasium. Notice the Humber College logo on the floor. It is an "H" in the shape of an hourglass.

Item is a photograph showing famous US talk show host, Steve Allen and Yuk Yuk's CEO, Mark Breslin, who were part of the first School of Comedy workshop in 1997.

Item is a photograph of a presenter leading a discussion with a group of students meeting in an upper floor lounge area in the Residence building. The presenter is holding a brochure and the words "Citizen's Forum, The People Speak" and a phone number are displayed on the television screen.

Item is a photograph of the back of a one-dollar bill that was mocked up to commemorate the retirement of Doris Tallon on February 2, 1996. Doris first retired from the college in 1982 but returned voluntarily until 1996. The caption reads "February 2, 1996 - Dday thanks for the memories! Doris Tallon.

Item is a photograph of a one-dollar bill that was mocked up to commemorate the retirement of Doris Tallon on February 2, 1996. Doris first retired from the college in 1982 but returned to work voluntarily until 1996. A photo of Doris replaces that of the Queen and Doris distributed these souvenirs to her long-time friends at the college.