First Homes
Seneca's first homes from 1967 to 1969 were various buildings in North York:
- 43 Sheppard Avenue East - it was a converted factory. The college vacated it for Newnham Campus and is now a lower rise office tower.
- North York Board of Education Offices
- Woolworth Store at Sheppard Avenue East and Yonge Street
- Lewis Beattie Secondary School (now Drewy Secondary School) at Drewy Avenue west of Yonge Street
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