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Nurse Lynn shoemaker lovingly nuzzles premature baby Stephanie Lynch. Child had a respiratory illness which led to her being declared dead

Picture, 1963

No!. . . It is not a stuffed toy. Youngsters at Toronto Hospital for Sick Children; who have been warned to be very quiet and careful; sit on the floor watching a visitor; an 8-months-old leopard named Baby; imported from Kenya. It's very docile says pet store owner Bill Valliere; who brought the animal around. It hasn't bitten anyone - at least; not yet.

Picture, 1972

Learning to walk again. Struck suddenly last October with a rare disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome; which produces muscle pain and weakness; Sean MCDonald; 3; is able to walk again with help of nurse Frances Somerville at the Hospital for Sick Children.

Picture, 1976

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Hospital for Sick Children - Equipment

Picture, 1993

Car crash victim Cora Davies learns to walk again using arm rails at the new Lyndhurst Hospital; which was officially yesterday. The hospital; which replaces old Lyndhurst Lodge; is built specially for wheelchair patients.

Picture, 1974

Premature baby in incubator at Hospital for Sick Children is photographed by Christine Pawlik; medical photographer in the visual education department. Picture will be used in research project into respiratory conditions of babies.

Picture, 1975

A new bus specially equipped for the handicapped was put into use yesterday as soon as it was officially presented by Lyndhurst Hospital. A. L. H. Harris (left); president of Hospital Special Needs Inc.; operated the lift device for Gerald F. Clarke (centre); the executive officer of the Ontario Advisory Council on the Physically Handicapped; while former wrestler Whipper Billy Watson helped with wheelchair.

Picture, 1975

In the laboratory at the Hospital for Sick Children; Maria Szynmanski uses an electronic microscope to study a new virus - London flu - that has struck Metro. It has been identified at Sick Children's in several young patients.

Picture, 1973

Muskoka Lake from Minnewaska Point, Gravenhurst, Ont.

Picture, 1910

As new hospitals go up in Toronto so do building costs. Price per bed cost of contruction is now $26;600. Public must pay some of this.

Picture, 1966

The pub that opened yesterday in the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital is therapeutic: Sherry, beer and rye are served on a prescription basis, and it's hoped the atmosphere will relieve the boredom of hospital life. Volunteer barman Stan Raven was at the piano for the opening, leading patients in old-time songs. The pub, in a hospital sunroom, is open two days each week.

Picture, 1975

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Hospital for Sick Children - Miscellaneous and Herbie Fund (1 of 2 files)

Picture, 1993

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Queen St 999 - 1970-80

Picture, 1975

The first emergency case to use the new heliport atop the Hospital for Sick Children is carried from the helicopter to a stretcher manned by an emergency team last night. Jennifer-Lyn Smith was born yesterday in Thunder Bay and flown hours late Toronto for life-saving surgery. She's in satisfactory condition to The heliport; completed in December; had had only a test flight. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1972

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - St Michael's Medical Centre

Picture, Date Unknown

Lifted from helicopter after landing on hospital roof; the 7-year-old patient; Steven Rosenitsch was carried on stretcher by orderlines.

Picture, 1971

Beauty salon for women and barber shop for men boost morale of patients when they have progressed to the point where they are concerned about their appearance. A volunteer organization works at the centre; helping the patients.

Picture, 1975

Cobalt bomb built for Princess Margaret hospital fascinates Mrs. Vanier; wife of Canada's Governor-General who toured hospital yesterday. Terrance West; chief radio therapy technician explains operation of machine.

Picture, 1962

Toronto Hospital for Incurables graduating exercises and laying of corner stones of nurses' home and new wing

Ephemera, 1909

Mrs. J. Mathews after blood test on baby at hospital. Compulsory test at East General costs 80 cents; fights retardation

Picture, 1964

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Nurse Lynn shoemaker lovingly nuzzles premature baby Stephanie Lynch. Child had a respiratory illness which led to her being declared dead

Learning to walk again. Struck suddenly last October with a rare disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome; which produces muscle pain and weakness; Sean MCDonald; 3; is able to walk again with help of nurse Frances Somerville at the Hospital for Sick Children.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Hospital for Sick Children - Equipment

Car crash victim Cora Davies learns to walk again using arm rails at the new Lyndhurst Hospital; which was officially yesterday. The hospital; which replaces old Lyndhurst Lodge; is built specially for wheelchair patients.

Premature baby in incubator at Hospital for Sick Children is photographed by Christine Pawlik; medical photographer in the visual education department. Picture will be used in research project into respiratory conditions of babies.

In the laboratory at the Hospital for Sick Children; Maria Szynmanski uses an electronic microscope to study a new virus - London flu - that has struck Metro. It has been identified at Sick Children's in several young patients.

Muskoka Lake from Minnewaska Point, Gravenhurst, Ont.

As new hospitals go up in Toronto so do building costs. Price per bed cost of contruction is now $26;600. Public must pay some of this.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Hospital for Sick Children - Miscellaneous and Herbie Fund (1 of 2 files)

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - Queen St 999 - 1970-80

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Hospitals - St Michael's Medical Centre

Lifted from helicopter after landing on hospital roof; the 7-year-old patient; Steven Rosenitsch was carried on stretcher by orderlines.

Beauty salon for women and barber shop for men boost morale of patients when they have progressed to the point where they are concerned about their appearance. A volunteer organization works at the centre; helping the patients.

Cobalt bomb built for Princess Margaret hospital fascinates Mrs. Vanier; wife of Canada's Governor-General who toured hospital yesterday. Terrance West; chief radio therapy technician explains operation of machine.

Toronto Hospital for Incurables graduating exercises and laying of corner stones of nurses' home and new wing

Mrs. J. Mathews after blood test on baby at hospital. Compulsory test at East General costs 80 cents; fights retardation

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