Hospitals and sanitoria operated by the Military Hospitals Commission and later the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment, ca. 1918-1925: Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax, N.S.; Sydney Hospital, Sydney, N.S.; Charles Dalton Sanitorium, P.E.I.; Jeffrey Hale Hospital, Quebec, Que.; Ste. Agathe Sanitorium, Que.; Mowat Sanitorium, Kingston, Ont.; Coburg General Hospital, Ont.; Toronto Orthopaedic Hospital, Ont.; Euclid Hall Hospital, Toronto, Mountain Sanitorium, Hamilton, Ont.; Freeport Sanitorium, Kitchener, Ont.; Erie Hospital, London, Ont.; Deer Lodge Hospital, Winnipeg, Man.; Provincial Sanitorium, Ninette, Man.; Guelph General Hospital, Guelph, Ont.; Earl Grey Hospital, Regina, Sask.; Balfour Sanitorium, Regina, Sask.; Ross Park Hospital, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Saskatoon City Hospital, Saskatoon, Sask.; Strathcona Hospital, Edmonton, Alta.; Calgary Sanitorium, Calgary, Alta.; Frank Sanitorium, Alta.; Tranquille Sanitorium, Tranquille, B.C.,; Shaughnessy Hospital, Vancouver, B.C.; Esquimalt Hospital, Victoria, B.C.; Qualicum Beach, B.C., Medical services supplied by the Military Hospital Commission (M.H.C.) and the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment (S.C.R.), including X-ray facilities, orthopaedic treatment, and the manufacture and fitting of artifical limbs, at hospitals and sanitoria across Canada. ca. 1918-1925. Rehabilitation of demobilized soliders by the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment through the following types of vocational training, Canada ca. 1918-1925: Bricklaying, auto mechanics, tractor operation, motor assembly, woodworking, vulcanizing, shoe-repairing, typesetting, gardening, beekeeping, poultry-raising, chemistry, mechancial engineering, surveying, massage, art, commerce studies., Please note that duplicate items appear throughout the accession. Some of the slides have been colourized, and individuals appear in most of the images.
