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Toronto ON M6M 2J5
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History: Historical Photo Library

The Early Years - 1904 to 1920

Men's Pavillion circa 1905.

A typical in-patient room in the men's pavillion, circa 1905.



the Toronto Free Hospital for the Consumptive Poor circa 1906

Original buildings of The Toronto Free Hospital
for the Consumptive Poor,
circa 1906



Croquet at Toronto Hospital circa 1908.

TB patients play a game of croquet at the hospital, circa 1908.



Taking the Cure in Mid-Winter

TB patients take the cure in mid-winter - a common form a treatment prior to the development of antibiotics. Exposure to outdoors was expected to replenish affected lungs with fresh air, thereby limiting the spread of TB germs and encouraging lungs to heal naturally.



Dinner Hour at the Hospital

Early TB patients dine in the communal dining area of the hospital, circa 1911.



Little Patients of the Queen Mary Hospital Circa 1911.

Little patients of the Queen Mary Hospital for Tuberculous Children, circa 1913.


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