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Teraulay campus of George Brown college, Modern community college is housed in converted warehouse
Teraulay campus of George Brown college, Modern community college is housed in converted warehouse

Teraulay campus of George Brown college, Modern community college is housed in converted warehouse

Date11/22/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Teraulay campus of George Brown college; Modern community college is housed in converted warehouse
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0111583F
In-town courses in metal arts and ceramics are being offered at George Brown College's Casa Loma Campus, where Jimmy Louie works on a pot. Other cours(...)
In-town courses in metal arts and ceramics are being offered at George Brown College's Casa Loma Campus, where Jimmy Louie works on a pot. Other cours(...)
5/31/1977
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Colleges - George Brown College
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Colleges - George Brown College
4/7/1993
Practical Skills: George Brown College students learn skills such as sheet metal working (above), baking (for the college's 20th anniversary in 1988) and denture therapy
Practical Skills: George Brown College students learn skills such as sheet metal working (above), baking (for the college's 20th anniversary in 1988) and denture therapy
4/22/1987
Piling on for a place in history, Sixty-five Centennial College students pile on to a waterbed yesterday at their Scarborough campus in a bid to win a place in the Guinness Book of World Records
Piling on for a place in history, Sixty-five Centennial College students pile on to a waterbed yesterday at their Scarborough campus in a bid to win a place in the Guinness Book of World Records
4/15/1987
Harness horses: Mark Kelly and Liz Picard are first-year students in Seneca College's harness horse industry operations program at King Campus
Harness horses: Mark Kelly and Liz Picard are first-year students in Seneca College's harness horse industry operations program at King Campus
1/21/1986
One of these five uniforms will be chosen on Monday as the official one for the nursing division of George Brown College. Modelling uniforms are nursi(...)
One of these five uniforms will be chosen on Monday as the official one for the nursing division of George Brown College. Modelling uniforms are nursi(...)
3/26/1974
University grad Debbie Sadler went to George Brown College in Toronto to learn how to make artificial limbs
University grad Debbie Sadler went to George Brown College in Toronto to learn how to make artificial limbs
12/16/1977
Watchmaking runs in the family, Eighteen-year-old Ruth Grant of Pembroke, the first girl enrolled in watchmaking at George Brown College, is following(...)
Watchmaking runs in the family, Eighteen-year-old Ruth Grant of Pembroke, the first girl enrolled in watchmaking at George Brown College, is following(...)
3/15/1973
Rita, Frank Osawabine cut suede at George Brown College, The Ojibwa from Manitoulin Island are learning how to work with hides and fur
Rita, Frank Osawabine cut suede at George Brown College, The Ojibwa from Manitoulin Island are learning how to work with hides and fur
3/22/1974
An increase in theft and vandalism has prompted Centennial College to install a $30,000 electronic device in the library on its Warden Woods campus to(...)
An increase in theft and vandalism has prompted Centennial College to install a $30,000 electronic device in the library on its Warden Woods campus to(...)
4/14/1975
The opening of St. Jerome's College in Centreville, Ont.
The opening of St. Jerome's College in Centreville, Ont.
9/8/1953
No, it's not GBS! But Robertson Davies, novelist-essayist and former Master of Massey College, certainly could have been mistaken for English dramatist George Bernard Shaw, at Sheraton Centre
No, it's not GBS! But Robertson Davies, novelist-essayist and former Master of Massey College, certainly could have been mistaken for English dramatist George Bernard Shaw, at Sheraton Centre
9/29/1982