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No. 966: Occupational woodworking shops such as are to be found at almost all Canadian Military Convalescent Hospitals because of the therapeutic value of useful occupation. Calgary, Al'ta.; No. 967: One armed disabled soldier learning fret saw operation in vocational training shop at Equimalt Military Convalescent Hospital
No. 970: Recreation scene at Shaughnessy Military Convalescent Hospital, Vancouver, B.C. No. 972: Exterior of Military Hospital cars which transport stretcher cases from the port of arrival to whatever hospital they may be assigned to for treatment, even as far as Vancouver
No. 971: Interior of Military Hospital cars which transport stretcher cases from the port of arrival to whatever hospital they may be assigned to for treatment, evan as far as Vancouver; No. 961: Enfeebled invalided soldiers learning basketry as a means of livelihood to supplement their pensions. The Handicraft Guild also cooperates in this
No. 968: The bar room of a former hotel at Calgary converted into Ogden Military Convalescent Hospital, now used as a class room where useful occupation is offered convalescent soldiers and where disabled soldiers, unable to undertake strenous manual labor, fit themselves for clerical and civil service positions. No. 969: Billard room at Davisville Orthopoedic Military Hospital, Toronto. Billard and pool tables are found in almost every hospital
No. 973: Exterior of hospital ward erected by Military Hospitals Commission at Manitoba Convalescent Hospital, Winnipeg, Man. No. 981: Porch of the same pavilion for tuberculosis patients at Bryon Sanatorium near London, Ont
No. 977: Interior of standard ward of Military Hospitals Commission construction at Military Orthopoedic Hospital, Toronto. No. 978: Interiors of standard wards of Military Hospitals Commissions construction at Manitoba Military Convalescent Hospital, Winnipeg
No. 943: Hospital in France with A.R.C. Aid. Boy helping convalescent soldier to shave; No. 942: Up in the fields where ew sic brushed and sorted the soldiers clothes after they had been fumigated. After that they were washed and mended. To do this for fifty or one hundred every two or three weeks is a steady job
Medical Department - Hospitals - In Theater of Operations - France - Many Hospitals have been established throughout France where the American Troops are given all attention a man should have, American Red Cross (...) - NARA - 45496866
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Summary
Title, date and notes from Red Cross caption card.
Photographer name or source of original from caption card or negative sleeve: Military Hos. Com. Canada.
Group title: Convalescents.
Gift; American National Red Cross 1944 and 1952.
General information about the American National Red Cross photograph collection is available at http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.anrc
Temp note: Batch 23
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american red cross
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occupational
canadian military convalescent hospitals
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world war i
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ww1
quebec
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industrial history
library of congress
Date
01/01/1918
Location
canada
Source
Library of Congress
Link
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No known restrictions on publication. For information, see "American National Red Cross photograph collection," http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/717_anrc.html