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Colorful piece of Toronto history
Colorful piece of Toronto history

Colorful piece of Toronto history

Date2/21/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Colorful piece of Toronto history. Stained glass window from the original building of Wellesley hospital is presented to Mrs. Herbert A. Bruce whose husband founded it in 1911. Donald Benson makes presentatation on behalf of directors. Building will be demolished.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0034945F
Toronto police to told beau. Lively interest among Toronto girls has already been shown in the beauty contest which the Toronto Police A.A.A. will hol(...)
Toronto police to told beau. Lively interest among Toronto girls has already been shown in the beauty contest which the Toronto Police A.A.A. will hol(...)
6/12/1937
Real surgeon, Dr. Bernard Goldman, of Toronto General Hospital, was actor Donald Sutherland's hands for the heart operation in Threshold, a movie that(...)
Real surgeon, Dr. Bernard Goldman, of Toronto General Hospital, was actor Donald Sutherland's hands for the heart operation in Threshold, a movie that(...)
1/19/1983
Keeping cool: Dr. Calvin Gutkin, co-director of emergency medicine at Toronto Western says. 'There are days when you're dripping with sweat and you just have to keep your cool.'
Keeping cool: Dr. Calvin Gutkin, co-director of emergency medicine at Toronto Western says. 'There are days when you're dripping with sweat and you just have to keep your cool.'
6/15/1983
Philip Berger: Toronto doctor wants to change fee structure
Philip Berger: Toronto doctor wants to change fee structure
6/11/1986
Canada's Greatest. Sir Frederick Banting for his discovery of insulin, was vote Canada's greatest man by studen in Toronto's collegiates. Seco was Premier W. L. M. King. [Incomplete]
Canada's Greatest. Sir Frederick Banting for his discovery of insulin, was vote Canada's greatest man by studen in Toronto's collegiates. Seco was Premier W. L. M. King. [Incomplete]
11/1/1938
Peggy Taylor and Marjorie Dineen of Toronto, right, who assisted in the recent Red Cross campaign, meet Doctor Dafoe at a gathering of the society held in Government House
Peggy Taylor and Marjorie Dineen of Toronto, right, who assisted in the recent Red Cross campaign, meet Doctor Dafoe at a gathering of the society held in Government House
10/17/1936
Dr. Bernard Goldman, surgeon in charge of the balloon pump at Toronto General Hospital, says the device ''allows us to work safely on patients who jus(...)
Dr. Bernard Goldman, surgeon in charge of the balloon pump at Toronto General Hospital, says the device ''allows us to work safely on patients who jus(...)
2/24/1975
Appropriate Symbol, a heart, is given by Leslie Jennings to Dr. W. G. Bigelow, head of Toronto General Hospital cardio-vascular department, at the Ont(...)
Appropriate Symbol, a heart, is given by Leslie Jennings to Dr. W. G. Bigelow, head of Toronto General Hospital cardio-vascular department, at the Ont(...)
1/27/1971
They bronzed his favorites. When world-famous heart surgeon Dr. Wilfred Bigelow, 64, retired in October as head of Toronto General Hospital's cardiova(...)
They bronzed his favorites. When world-famous heart surgeon Dr. Wilfred Bigelow, 64, retired in October as head of Toronto General Hospital's cardiova(...)
12/7/1977
Dr. Alex Comfort, author of best selling book, The Joy of Sex, is in Toronto to attend a medical convention on aging. Star staff writer Kildare Dobbs (...)
Dr. Alex Comfort, author of best selling book, The Joy of Sex, is in Toronto to attend a medical convention on aging. Star staff writer Kildare Dobbs (...)
4/17/1974
Dr. Gordon Anderson Bates shocked Toronto 55 years ago with his campaign against venereal disease. Today, at 85 he's still speaking out
Dr. Gordon Anderson Bates shocked Toronto 55 years ago with his campaign against venereal disease. Today, at 85 he's still speaking out
3/18/1971
Setting a hot pace: Dr. Terry Kavanagh, third from left on the front row, leads members of the Toronto Rehabilitation Centre's long-distance club on a(...)
Setting a hot pace: Dr. Terry Kavanagh, third from left on the front row, leads members of the Toronto Rehabilitation Centre's long-distance club on a(...)
5/1/1983