Red duo-tang (24 pages) filled with typed pages detailing the history of the Indian Head Hospital and Auxiliary. The material is a well-researched summary of the beginnings and history of the Indian Head Union Hospital, including the names of doctors, nurses, other staff, board members and volunteer citizens involved in supporting and operating it.

One legal-sized page folded in half containing the program for the official opening of the Indian Head Union Hospital after its renovations in 1972 which include the addition of a solarium, a new X-ray machine, improved waiting areas, more bathrooms, new furniture and other general renovation to bring the building up to code. Contains the names of hospital board members and donors.
2 copies

One legal-sized page folded in half containing the program for the official opening of the new extension and renovations to the Indian Head Union Hospital. The program includes the names of the Board of Directors and doctors.

A small (15 cm X 22 cm) 11-page booklet \containing the receipts and expenditures of the Indian Head General Hospital along with other reports financial information for 1919. One original booklet and one copy.

Four women in nurses' uniforms stand with badminton rackets near a net outside of the Union Hospital in Indian Head, Saskatchewan

A street view of the hospital (left) and nurses' home (right).

Indian Head Union Hospital 1-page history of the Indian head hospital, 1895-1984 on hospital letterhead.

Oversize brown hardcover book ~ 70 pages - with glued-in coupons for debentures for raising funds for the Union Hospitall

Early photo of the hospital soon after construction in 1904. No trees or gardens appear

A blue 3-ring binder with about 150 pages (single-sided) outlining the procedures and standards for the Squirrel Hills Home Care Board of Directors.

A large (34 cm X 38 cm) red 3-ring photo album containing photos and newspaper clippings about Squirrel Hills Home Care - the latest being about 1995.

A black and white photograph of Dr. Fredrick Hart who was a doctor and later mayor of Indian Head as well as two articles one written about Dr. Fredrick Hart by his son Robert and the other written about his son Dr. Howard Hart (Doctor at Leisure: The organ doctor of Saskatoon. CMA Journal - May 19, 1979, pp 1294-1301).

Reprint of an article from the Annals of Surgery (Vol. 118, No. 1:154-157) co-authored by Dr. Davies. At the time, Dr. Davies was Resident Surgeon at the Saskatoon City Hospital.

Four nurses sitting on the steps of the nurses' residence.

Two nurses standing on the steps of the nurses' residence.