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Photograph of the exterior of the Cottage Hospital at Saltcoats 
An earnest appeal on behalf of the Cottage Hospital at Saltcoats, Assa, NWT
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Photograph of the exterior of the Cottage Hospital at Saltcoats 

An earnest appeal on behalf of the Cottage Hospital at Saltcoats, Assa, NWT

Date1896
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The town of Saltcoats was located in the district of Assiniboia, in the southeasterly portion of the North West Territories (current day province of Saskatchewan).  The Cottage Hospital opened in September of 1896, but was unfortunately not in operation for very long.  In January of 1898, an accident with a coal oil lamp resulted in injury and ultimately death of one of the nurses.  The hospital closed in 1899.  
 
 

Country:Canada
Historical location:Assiniboia (District)
Province or state:Northwest Territories
Medium
Extent
  • 4 Pages
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number1896-HOSPITAL-SB
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