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Item is a photograph of the exterior of the historical farm house. While new construction was continually going on at the North Campus since 1968, Humber was forced in 1979 to demolish a 100-year-old farmhouse on its campus grounds. There was one hope to save the historic building by utilizing it as a detox centre, but Etobicoke General Hospital withdrew its offer, when restoration estimates proved the project to be too costly.

Item is a photograph of a copy of the letter from Humber College President Gordon Wragg to Borough of Etobicoke Mayor Dennis Flynn regarding the deteriorating historic original farm house and the College's intent to demolish the structure unless there is immediate interest in the preservation and restoration of the building.

Item is a photograph of the Gordon Wragg Student Centre construction

Item is a photograph of a copy of The Etobicoke Guardian article and the photo regarding the demolition of the original historic farm house.

Item is a photograph of Harry Parrott speaking. Extension facility of Lakeshore I (building "B") was officially opened on October 17, 1979 by Harry Parrott, then Minister of the Environment and the former Minister of Colleges and Universities. Humber Facilities Director, Ken Cohen is seated in the background.

Item is a photograph of the extension facility of Lakeshore 1 (building "B") which officially opened on October 17, 1979 by Harry Parrott, then Minister of the Environment and the former Minister of Colleges and Universities. Board of Governor chair Florence Gell is seated to the right.

Item is a photograph of the interior of the Keelesdale campus library. A library technician can be seen standing behind the desk on the phone.

Item is a photograph of the exterior of The Industrial Resource Centre Entrance.

Item is a group photograph of staff members from the Centre for Continuous Learning

Item is a photograph of Professor Futz and His Band of Nuts provided the tunes for the 11th Annual Childrens Christmas Party held at the North Campus. This event was set up annually by the Public Relations students as a class project and is usually attended by about 400 children.