Résultats

    File Number: 02/pt4/1-1.2

    File Number: 02/pt4/1-1.3 See also 19/pt1/3-1.2

    File Number: 02/pt4/1-1.4

    File Number: 02/pt4/1-1.6

    File Number: 02/pt4/2-1.1

    File Number: 03/pt1/30-1.1

    File Number: 03/pt1/30-2.1

    File Number: 19/pt1/3-1.2 Part of the Petrie Collection donated by the Niagara Falls Public Library to the St. Catharines Public Library See also 02/pt4/1-1.3

    File Number: 15/pt2/4-1.1

    File Number: 15/pt1/27-1.3

    Slide File Number: 01.9-E-4 The Hotel Dieu Hospital opened in September of 1953 as a Catholic Hospital. It was built on the site of the home of Samuel Leonard St. John. The hospital grew over the yea

    Slide File Number: 01.9-C-4 The General and Marine Hospital opened in 1865 with the purpose of tending to residents of St. Catharines and sailors on the Welland Canal. The hospital initially opened o

    Slide File Number: 01.9-D-2 The General and Marine Hospital opened in 1865 with the purpose of tending to residents of St. Catharines and sailors on the Welland Canal. The hospital initially opened o

    Slide File Number: 01.9-E-1 The Hotel Dieu Hospital opened in September of 1953 as a Catholic Hospital. It was built on the site of the home of Samuel Leonard St. John. The hospital grew over the yea

    Slide File Number: 01.9-E-2 The Hotel Dieu Hospital opened in September of 1953 as a Catholic Hospital. It was built on the site of the home of Samuel Leonard St. John. The hospital grew over the yea

    File Number: 02/pt4/3-1.1 Facility was opened in 1930 to replace the former Sanatorium. Current location of the Hotel Dieu Shaver Heath and Rehabilitation Centre.

    File Number: 02/pt4/3-1.2 Facility was opened in 1930 to replace the former Sanatorium. Current location of the Hotel Dieu Shaver Heath and Rehabilitation Centre.

    File Number: 02/pt4/4-1.1 This facility was opened in 1930 to replace the former Sanatorium. Current location of the Hotel Dieu Shaver Heath and Rehabilitation Centre.

    File Number: 02/pt4/5-1.1

    Slide File Number: 01.11-A-1 The Leonard Home for Nurses opened in 1925 and was named after Col. Reuben Wells Leonard. In 1972 the top two floors and the rear two thirds of the building were demolish