Biggar Clinic Officially Opened in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 96.575.04
- Item
- February 1955
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
The Mayor of Biggar performing the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Biggar Medical Clinic
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Dr. A.A. Hooge, Dr. A.H. Woolsey, and Dr. L.G. Dunbar in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 96.575.03
- Item
- February 1955
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
The three doctors who worked in the Biggar Medical Clinic when it was opened
- FS-002-a
- File
- 1917-1971
Part of Fort San fonds
File contains images of staff from the Fort San Sanatorium.
- GAP.16.17/GAP.33.29
- Series
- 1969-1990
Part of Graphic Arts Printing fonds
This series contains 1 notice, 3 envelopes, 11 letterheads, 8 prescription forms, 6 patient information forms, 1 receipt form, 6 invoice forms, and 1 notice.
Graphic Arts Printing
Medical Clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 94.96.63
- Item
- ca.1950
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Exterior view of the Medical Clinic building in Biggar, Saskatchewan.
Tea At The Biggar Clinic Opening
- 96.575.06
- Item
- February 1955
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
People having tea in the basement of the Biggar Medical Clinic during it's official opening
The Biggar Clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 96.575.02
- Item
- December 1954
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
An Exterior View of The Biggar Medical Clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan
The Medical Clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 01.601.76C
- Item
- ca.1955
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
An exterior view of the Medical Clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan
The Official Opening of The Biggar Clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 96.575.01
- Item
- February 1955
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
People sitting and standing in the waiting room of the new medical clinic in Biggar, Saskatchewan during it's official opening
Weldon Hooge With An X-Ray Machine in Biggar, Saskatchewan
- 96.575.05
- Item
- February 1955
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Weldon Hooge standing next to an x-ray machine