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Edit Cavell Memorial Nurses' Residence is named for the English nurse shot as a spy in World War I but it is really also a monument to Dr. Augusta Sto(...)
Edit Cavell Memorial Nurses' Residence is named for the English nurse shot as a spy in World War I but it is really also a monument to Dr. Augusta Sto(...)

Edit Cavell Memorial Nurses' Residence is named for the English nurse shot as a spy in World War I but it is really also a monument to Dr. Augusta Sto(...)

Date11/24/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Edit Cavell Memorial Nurses' Residence is named for the English nurse shot as a spy in World War I but it is really also a monument to Dr. Augusta Stowe Gullen; who was the first woman to graduate as a physician in Canada.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113401F
Carry on nurses. Ontario's largest school of nursing provides residence accomodation for 450 nurses at Gerrard St. W. and Elizabeth St. Fifteen floors(...)
Carry on nurses. Ontario's largest school of nursing provides residence accomodation for 450 nurses at Gerrard St. W. and Elizabeth St. Fifteen floors(...)
3/5/1969
Grace Hospital, Nurses' Residence, Bloor Street East, south side, west of Church St
Grace Hospital, Nurses' Residence, Bloor Street East, south side, west of Church St
5/20/1956
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Toronto General Hospital - Buildings - Nurses' Residence
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Toronto General Hospital - Buildings - Nurses' Residence
2/12/1970
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Toronto General Hospital - Buildings - Nurses' Residence
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Toronto General Hospital - Buildings - Nurses' Residence
2/12/1970
Portable building outside Humber Memorial Hospital was intended as nurses' classroom
Portable building outside Humber Memorial Hospital was intended as nurses' classroom
3/17/1971
Barefoot nurses and an intern slosh through the water on the floor of the emergency wing of Wellesley Hospital today as they pass a barefoot nurse ans(...)
Barefoot nurses and an intern slosh through the water on the floor of the emergency wing of Wellesley Hospital today as they pass a barefoot nurse ans(...)
9/20/1971
Toronto Hospital for Incurables graduating exercises and laying of corner stones of nurses' home and new wing
Toronto Hospital for Incurables graduating exercises and laying of corner stones of nurses' home and new wing
1909
Crowded Corridors were the rule at Toronto East General hosptial last night as doctors and nurses with a sudden influx of food poisioing victims. More(...)
Crowded Corridors were the rule at Toronto East General hosptial last night as doctors and nurses with a sudden influx of food poisioing victims. More(...)
5/27/1963
Intern Uldis Bite acts as patient while nurses Mila Lee, left, and Glenda Mulder check heartbeat and blood pressure on TV monitor
Intern Uldis Bite acts as patient while nurses Mila Lee, left, and Glenda Mulder check heartbeat and blood pressure on TV monitor
3/14/1979
A doctor and nurses attend a patient in a three-bed room at Lockwood Clinic, a 50-year-old hospital on Bloor St
A doctor and nurses attend a patient in a three-bed room at Lockwood Clinic, a 50-year-old hospital on Bloor St
6/2/1972
Physiotherapist Lorraine Stramba is a volunteer subject as head nurse Sharon Stevens and physiotherapist Judy Richardson check out equipment in thew new burn unit at Peel Memorial Hospital. Brampton, Ontario
Physiotherapist Lorraine Stramba is a volunteer subject as head nurse Sharon Stevens and physiotherapist Judy Richardson check out equipment in thew new burn unit at Peel Memorial Hospital. Brampton, Ontario
4/4/1984
Already full: Dr. Pamela Fitzhardinge, pediatrician-in-chief at Mount Siani Hospital, and nurse Fay Fe Nicdao attend to premature baby in one of the 1(...)
Already full: Dr. Pamela Fitzhardinge, pediatrician-in-chief at Mount Siani Hospital, and nurse Fay Fe Nicdao attend to premature baby in one of the 1(...)
7/23/1985