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History of the [Ninette] Sanatorium

JDC - 012
Item
[1933]

Part of Jim Daschuk Collection

Historical overview of the Ninette Sanatorium from 1906-1933.

Hillside View 9

FS-004-0034
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Image of a hillside view of Fort San printed as a postcard.

Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League

Hillside View 8

FS-004-0033
Item
[1925-1930]

Part of Fort San fonds

Image of a hillside view of Fort San taken by Dr. Boughton.

Boughton, Harvey Crawford (Dr.)

Hillside View 7 (including Echo Lake)

FS-004-0032
Item
1946

Part of Fort San fonds

Image of a hillside view of Fort San with Echo Lake in the distance. Captioned: "Legend of Qu'Appelle. Taken by Michael Sherewick Fort San, 1946"

Hillside View 6 (including Echo Lake)

FS-004-0031
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Image of a hillside view of Fort San with Echo Lake in the distance.

Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League

Hillside View 56

FS-004-0115
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Hillside view of Fort San. No caption.

Hillside View 55

FS-004-0114
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Hillside view of Fort San. No caption.

Hillside View 54

FS-004-0113
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Hillside view of Fort San. No caption.

Hillside View 53

FS-004-0112
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Hillside view of Fort San. No caption.

Hillside View 52 Children's Pavilion Postcard

FS-004-0111
Item
[1917-1971]

Part of Fort San fonds

Hillside view of Fort San showing the Children's Pavilion. An accompanying letter identifies the postcards as belonging to an unnamed Aunt who was a patient at the San between 1941-1943. The letter says "her photo album shows a group of girls laughing and having a good time, she said they never talked of dying, just about what they would do when they were discharged."