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Alliston Home of Dr Banting
Alliston Home of Dr Banting

Alliston Home of Dr Banting

Date2/1/1923
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Original Toronto Star caption: Alliston Home of Dr Banting
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0105928F
Scientist's mother dies. Mrs. William Thompson Banting, Sr., who died yesterday at Alliston, at the age of 87. Her son, Sir Frederick Banting, gave in(...)
Scientist's mother dies. Mrs. William Thompson Banting, Sr., who died yesterday at Alliston, at the age of 87. Her son, Sir Frederick Banting, gave in(...)
12/3/1940
Dr. Henrietta Banting at work. She's finishing an antique for her Quebec home
Dr. Henrietta Banting at work. She's finishing an antique for her Quebec home
10/28/1968
Two works of Dr. F. C. Banting. Above are two oils from the brush of Dr. F. C. Banting, the discoverer of insulin, who for the moment has forsaken sci(...)
Two works of Dr. F. C. Banting. Above are two oils from the brush of Dr. F. C. Banting, the discoverer of insulin, who for the moment has forsaken sci(...)
2/1/1925
Dr. Charles Best and Lady Banting with Bronze Busts of Banting and Best
Dr. Charles Best and Lady Banting with Bronze Busts of Banting and Best
11/7/1962
Bust of Dr. Banting. Years ago she sculptured a life-size bust of the scientist and recalled today how patient he was through the weary hours of posin(...)
Bust of Dr. Banting. Years ago she sculptured a life-size bust of the scientist and recalled today how patient he was through the weary hours of posin(...)
2/28/1941
Dr. H. E. Banting is director of the cancer detection clinic of Women's College Hospital, a well women's clinic which concentrates on the most vulnerable areas
Dr. H. E. Banting is director of the cancer detection clinic of Women's College Hospital, a well women's clinic which concentrates on the most vulnerable areas
2/10/1966
Co-discoverer of insulin, Dr. Charles H. Best, 77, and his wife look over notes last night he and Sir Frederick Banting compiled during their reseach.(...)
Co-discoverer of insulin, Dr. Charles H. Best, 77, and his wife look over notes last night he and Sir Frederick Banting compiled during their reseach.(...)
2/3/1977
Dr. Banting examines Star columnist Lotta Dempsey, who found the examination much simpler than she'd expected. She was reassured by it, celebrated tha(...)
Dr. Banting examines Star columnist Lotta Dempsey, who found the examination much simpler than she'd expected. She was reassured by it, celebrated tha(...)
2/10/1966
Lucky Patient: Ted Ryder, 74, holds a picture of himself showing the healthy boy he became after Dr. Frederick Banting started him on insulin treatments in 1922.
Lucky Patient: Ted Ryder, 74, holds a picture of himself showing the healthy boy he became after Dr. Frederick Banting started him on insulin treatments in 1922.
10/13/1990
Banting Farm Home. Re. layoug Saturday January 27, 1923
Banting Farm Home. Re. layoug Saturday January 27, 1923
2/1/1923
I'm not a starving writer,' admits Michael bliss, historian and author of Banting, pictured here in the confortable library of his Leaside home
I'm not a starving writer,' admits Michael bliss, historian and author of Banting, pictured here in the confortable library of his Leaside home
5/11/1984
Banting tribute: The Queen Mother shelters from the sun with Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander at a ceremony honoring Frederick Banting, insulin co-discoverer
Banting tribute: The Queen Mother shelters from the sun with Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander at a ceremony honoring Frederick Banting, insulin co-discoverer
7/7/1989