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  1. Google Map Layout
  2. Ross Building, 2020
  3. Osgoode Hall Law School under construction
  4. Scott Library, 2020
  5. H. & S.S. Bldg. taking shape
  6. York University buildings
  7. Ross Humanities & Social Sciences Building - start of Interuniversity Transit System
  8. Curtis Lecture Hall : under construction
  9. Murray Ross
  10. York University : aerial view with the CN Tower in background
  11. Scott Library - showing yellow insulation cladding under precast
  12. York University : aerial view with the CN Tower in background
  13. Petrie Science Building (completed)
  14. Scott Library from Central Square - north
  15. York University Keele Campus Map 2013
  16. Development of campus buildings : Petrie Science Building under construction
  17. Opening ceremony - Petrie Science Building - Harold Schiff, Rafe Nicholls, Bill Greer (Shore & Moffat)
  18. Ross ramp
  19. York University buildings
  20. Scott Library - interior
  21. Osgoode Hall Law School - completed - from south west
  22. View of Scott access stairway and Ross Building from the west
  23. York University buildings
  24. York University buildings
  25. Osgoode Hall from east
  26. Ross Building and Curtis Lecture Halls, side view
  27. Scott Library from Ross Building
  28. Fall colours - Ross Bldg.
  29. Aerial View (colour) from northeast
  30. Scott Library from Central Square - north

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