Item is a photograph of the inscription on the stone laid for the construction of the Halifax Infirmary. This photograph was displayed at the exhibit for the Halifax Infirmary hosted at the W.K. Kellogg Health Science Library. Inscription reads: This Stone was laid by / His Excellency Most-Reverend / Thomas O'Donnell Archibishop / Of Halifax N.S. / June 23 1931 [...]
Item is a quote from the Halifax Herald from 1931 about the construction of the Halifax Infirmary. Quote says: Halifax Herald. January 1, 1931 / "new Million Dollar Hospital for Halifax". The above is / the new Million Dollar Fireproof Hospital to be erected in / Halifax in 1931 by the Sisters of Charity, which when / finished will be one of the most modern and best / equipped hospitals on the continent... The hospital will / be erected on Queen Street and S.P. Dumaresq, who / designed i will supervise its construction told The / Herald yesterday, that the Hospital will contain features / never before attempted in Hospital construction on this / continent."
Item is a list of quotes from contemporary newspaper articles about the construction of the Halifax Infirmary in 1931. Quotes are as follows: Newspaper headlines from June, 1931 / The Halifax Mail, June 25, 1931 / "hurl Constable From Side of Fleeing Auto: Bullets Fail to Halt Car in "Get-Away. Constable / Pitts, of Nova Scotia Police, Struck Over Head With Crank as He Clung to Side of Alleged / Rum-Laden Car." / The Halifax Chronicle, June 25, 1931 / "Plane Reaches Germany; One for Denmark / "Miners Seeking Six-Hour to Relieve Jobless: Will consider Resolution at Today's Session of / District Conference in Sydney." / "Hurry Round the World" Post and Gatty Greeted By Huge Throngs in Berlin" / Halifax Herald, June 24, 1931 / "Globe Flyers Span Atlantic Ocean: Danes Now Over Ocean" / "Alderman Scores Street Repairs: Likens Robie St. To Tooth".
File is 48 color slides of the W.K. Kellogg Health Science Library shortly after its construction in 1967 as well as photos of the libraries at McMaster University and Memorial University of Newfoundland.
File is a photograph of Doreen Fraser used by the Bulletin of the Medical Library Association for her obtiuary in April 1990. The obituary was published in Volume 78, issue 2 of the MLA Bulletin in April, 1990.
File is a photograph of the W.K. Kellogg Library staff of 1989. Individuals identified as follows: Front row (left to right) Linda Rose Nauss, Hughena MacMillan, Darlene Tan, Jessica Scott. Second row: Cindy O'Brien, Josephine Zinck, Darlene Taylor, Valeria Mickelberg, Gail Fraser. Third row: Dick Nevill, Ann Manning, Judith Coughlan-Lambly, Anita Watson, Linda Harvey, Paul Fraser. Fourth row: Michelle Rogers, Penny Vanember, Sandra Webber, Tim Ruggles, Mary MacDonald. Fifth row: Patrick Ellis, Carol Webb, Bill Owen. Missing: Linda Cahill, Liz Joy, Joanne Powers, Kim MacLean, and Larry Covey.
File is a photograph of the W.K. Kellogg Library staff of 1984. Individuals identified as follows: Front row (left to right): Tammy Adams, Anita Watson, Carol Webb, Susan Morton, Chandra Ruparelia, Jessia Scott, Sarah Petite. Second row: Linda Young, Liz Joy, Joan Gougere, Cindy O'Brien, Rowena Fougere. Third row: Mary MacDonald, Sandy Horrocks, Tom Flemming, Helen Branny, Gail Fraser, Jackie MacDonald, Peter King, Deirdre Harvey. Fourth row: Ann Manning, Bill Owen, Dick Nevill, Penny Vanemberg, Paul Fraser, Larry Covey, Antonia Engels. Missing: Linda Harvey, Josephine Zinck, Gene Pelhat, Patrick Ellis, Libby Hebb, and Chrisitne McDade.
File is a photograph of the W.K. Kellogg Library staff of 1989. Individuals identified as follows: From row (left to right) Linda Rose Nauss, Hughena MacMillan, Darlene Tan, Jessica Scott. Second row: Cindy O'Brien, Josephine Zinck, Darlene Taylor, Valeria Mickelberg, Gail Fraser. Third row: Dick Nevill, Ann Manning, Judith Coughlan-Lambly, Anita Watson, Linda Harvey, Paul Fraser. Fourth row: Michelle Rogers, Penny Vanember, Sandra Webber, Tim Ruggles, Mary MacDonald. Fifth row: Patrick Ellis, Carol Webb, Bill Owen. Missing: Linda Cahill, Liz Joy, Joanne Powers, Kim MacLean, and Larry Covey.
