Fun, it was

Tiny space inside Humber College Lakeshore campus (across the lobby and to the left if you come in the main entrance). Interesting local history exhibits. Free admission.

It's a nice initiative

Very professional staff!

Great service!

The primary display space is quite small, but a recent rearrangement of the room makes a more comfortable visit. There are also Aboriginal and movie shoot display cases at the entrance, which regularly rotate, and for the local artist exhibits and building artifacts on the third floor. A visit is best coupled with other things on the Grounds.

Super accessible

The recent exhibit on Women's Work was very interesting and informative. I learned a lot about what local people, the grounds, and the local areas were doing during World War Two to support the war effort. It was really neat to read the dairies/interviews of the women working in the local factories and to see some of the items they were using at the time. Thank you for a great exhibit.

always something to learn

We recently took the tour of the former psychiatric hospital buildings and tunnels. It was fascinating to learn that the facility was used as recently as 1979. Humber College has done an excellent job of restoring and repurposing the buildings, and it is wonderful that this tour is available. Highly recommended!