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Charles Hall

About Charles Hall

Charles Hall, located at 61 Charles Street, is an important academic hub. Built in 1903 and formerly known as the Alger Press Building (1946–1993), it underwent extensive renovation and refurbishment in 2010. Today, this historic building serves as a vibrant centre for learning and research.

Explore Charles Hall

Self-guided walking tour

Self-guided walking tour

Want to explore Charles Hall at your own pace? Take a self-guided walking tour, where we'll show you some highlights of the building as you follow along a route using your phone.
Virtual Street View tour

Virtual Street View tour

Can't make it to our campus in person? Explore Charles Hall from the comfort of your own home using Google Street View in your browser.
360° video tour

360° video tour

Immersive yourself in this 360° video experience—listen to our tour guide while you look in all directions and get a feel for our campus vibe.

How to get here

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Located at 61 Charles Street immediately east of the Tribute Communities Centre, the former Alger Press Building (1946-1993) was renovated and refurbished by Ontario Tech in 2010 and is one of the university’s key academic hubs. This historic Oshawa building dates back to 1903.
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