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English: Photo of the Red Cross Hospital, Kirkland Lake, Photo shows a large three storey brick building and a sign over double doors which reads "Kirkland Lake Red Cross Hospital." The name of the building is also written near the bottom left corner. This hospital was the first one in Kirkland which opened in 1926. (Note: this info. taken from the book, The Kirkland Lake Story p.44) Small tag which was with other similar perforated edged photo read "Souvenir Folder of Views of Kirkland Lake in the Early days on Loan from Mrs. A. Faragher". Paper with perforated top and bottom edges. Creased along top edge. DIMENSIONS: H 7.5CM, 12CM.
Red X. Hospital, Kirkland Lake, Ont, 2 |
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