A postcard of the first nurses residence after expansion. In right background, the laundry building can be seen. Postcard by Randall Studio with the date "1918" penciled on the reverse plus the name "Rohmier".
Taken by Ward's Studio in 1929. There is very little change from the 1918 picture other than the vines covering the sun veranda on the front (east side).
Seven unnamed nurses in uniforms and one woman wearing a dark dress on the front steps of the hospital. Picture was taken before the hospital was stuccoed in 1929.
L-R: Dr. Myers (cane, cigarette, suit with boutonniere), Evelyn Cunningham O'Shaughnessy, R.N., Mrs. Myers in wheelchair. Unidentified man and child in the background.
Portrait of the staff of the Rosetown Hospital gathered outside the front entrance of the hospital building. All names are provided (see insert with picture).
Thirteen women seated on the steps of the entrance that resembles the first Rosetown Hospital. They are assumed to be nurses. They are wearing winter clothing that includes fur muffs and white dresses underneath.
A float with nurses and "patients" decorated for the 50th provincial birthday parade. On 1st Street facing southwest. Searle elevator in background, skating rink in front. Smith School on left-hand side. All of these buildings are no more.
