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Shouldice Hospital Former Patients and Royal York Hotel
Shouldice Hospital Former Patients and Royal York Hotel

Shouldice Hospital Former Patients and Royal York Hotel

Date1/10/1998
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shouldice Hospital Former Patients and Royal York Hotel
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108389F
A Royal greeting for small patients: Wearing a lime green dress and matching hat, the Queen Mother greets crowd of nurses and patients out side Hospital for Sick Children today
A Royal greeting for small patients: Wearing a lime green dress and matching hat, the Queen Mother greets crowd of nurses and patients out side Hospital for Sick Children today
6/26/1974
Toronto general hospital lung transplant patients who gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel yesterday show their joy in living. Don Stein, who received a(...)
Toronto general hospital lung transplant patients who gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel yesterday show their joy in living. Don Stein, who received a(...)
5/4/1987
Renee Bell, a painter and former dress designer who's now a registered nursing assistant at Mississauga Hospital, has created a coloring book for child patients
Renee Bell, a painter and former dress designer who's now a registered nursing assistant at Mississauga Hospital, has created a coloring book for child patients
3/7/1972
Colour photograph of a row of brick houses.
Shouldice Hospital
Approximately 1962
House of fear: The St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital houses patients judged not guilty of violent crimes by reason of insanity. Hospital administrator Bob Cunningham, inset, is striving to quiet fears of residents opposed to the release of patients into the community.
House of fear: The St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital houses patients judged not guilty of violent crimes by reason of insanity. Hospital administrator Bob Cunningham, inset, is striving to quiet fears of residents opposed to the release of patients into the community.
7/16/1988
Emergency department of North York General Hospital is crowded with patients seeking attention
Emergency department of North York General Hospital is crowded with patients seeking attention
6/5/1972
Nuclear Scanner is employed by technologist Nora Bokross to check patient's internal organs at York-Finch General Hospital. Scanner was bought with a grant from The Atkinson Charitable Foundation
Nuclear Scanner is employed by technologist Nora Bokross to check patient's internal organs at York-Finch General Hospital. Scanner was bought with a grant from The Atkinson Charitable Foundation
5/2/1970
On the Job: Dr. Mory Gutman saw patients as usual at his office in the Toronto General Hospital yesterday because all the doctors at the clinic had decided earlier to put their patients first and boycott the doctors' walkout.
On the Job: Dr. Mory Gutman saw patients as usual at his office in the Toronto General Hospital yesterday because all the doctors at the clinic had decided earlier to put their patients first and boycott the doctors' walkout.
4/27/1982
Patients join in. Lois Henley, left, and Barbara Christie, student nurses at Hospital for Sick Children, display to their young patients a banner they(...)
Patients join in. Lois Henley, left, and Barbara Christie, student nurses at Hospital for Sick Children, display to their young patients a banner they(...)
10/2/1972
Pub therapy for hospital patients is the idea behind the Boar's Head, an English-style pub for war-veteran patients located right in the Sunnybrook Me(...)
Pub therapy for hospital patients is the idea behind the Boar's Head, an English-style pub for war-veteran patients located right in the Sunnybrook Me(...)
1/25/1978
Tokenism feared: Former psychiatric patients Don Weitz and Carol Stubbs, top photo, worry that patients in institutions won't be told they can vote.
Tokenism feared: Former psychiatric patients Don Weitz and Carol Stubbs, top photo, worry that patients in institutions won't be told they can vote.
4/26/1985
'For the patients I want to be that caring presence - the evidence of the church in their lives' says Ann Howes, 35, new chaplain at Princess Margaret Hospital, here with a patient, Belua Waterton
'For the patients I want to be that caring presence - the evidence of the church in their lives' says Ann Howes, 35, new chaplain at Princess Margaret Hospital, here with a patient, Belua Waterton
4/22/1986