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Collaborateurs: Oshawa Public Libraries- Types de document: Photographs
- Types de document: Postcards
- Année: 1954
- LH2165 Hospital Extension - View from the West
Black and white photo of the view of the power house of the hospital prior to construction. Black and white photo of the view of the power house of the hospital prior to construction.Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2169 Hospital Extension - View from the West (5)
Black and white photo of the view of the power house of the hospital prior to construction. Black and white photo of the view of the power house of the hospital prior to construction.Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2179 Hospital Extension - View from West Wing A
Black and white photo of the view of the West Wing A of the hospital during construction. Black and white photo of the view of the West Wing A of the hospital during construction.Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2180 Hospital Extension - From Kitchen Roof
Black and white photo of the view of the hospital construction from the Kitchen Roof. Black and white photo of the view of the hospital construction from the Kitchen Roof.Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2032 Hurricane Hazel - Fallen Trees
Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left a huge path of destruction throughout the Toronto area. With 110km/hr winds and dropping 300 million tons of debris, the … Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left …Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2033 Hurricane Hazel - Cleaning Up
Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left a huge path of destruction throughout the Toronto area. With 110km/hour winds, and dropping 300 million tons, the storm left … Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left …Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2036 Hurricane Hazel - fallen trees on Connaught Street
Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left a huge path of destruction throughout the Toronto area. With 110km/hour winds, and dropping 300 million tons, the storm left … Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left …Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2045 Hurricane Hazel - trees down on Masson Street
Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left a huge path of destruction throughout the Toronto area. The reconstruction cost Ontario $100 million, which is about $1 billion … Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left …Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2429 OGH Nursing Class of 1954
Black and white group photo of Oshawa General Hospital Nursing class of 1954. Black and white group photo of Oshawa General Hospital Nursing class of 1954.Oshawa Public Libraries - LH0547 McLaughlin, R.S
Col. McLaughlin poses for the camera in a MacLean's publication on his life Col. McLaughlin poses for the camera in a MacLean's publication on his lifeOshawa Public Libraries - LH2879 Oshawa General Hospital - Extension - Smokestack
View from the West, Smokestacks visible View from the West, Smokestacks visibleOshawa Public Libraries - LH2878 Oshawa General Hospital - Extension
View from the East View from the EastOshawa Public Libraries - LH2877 Oshawa General Hospital - Extension - Smokestacks
View from the West, smokestacks visible View from the West, smokestacks visibleOshawa Public Libraries - LH2876 Oshawa General Hospital, Extension, McLaughlin Hall
View from the North, McLaughlin Hall visible View from the North, McLaughlin Hall visibleOshawa Public Libraries - LH2875 Oshawa General Hospital - Extension - Smokestack
View from the West, smokestacks visible View from the West, smokestacks visibleOshawa Public Libraries - LH2874 Oshawa General Hospital - Extension
View from the NorthWest View from the NorthWestOshawa Public Libraries - LH2873 Oshawa General Hospital - Extension
View from the East View from the EastOshawa Public Libraries - LH2039 Hurricane Hazel – Fallen trees in front of brick home
Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left a huge path of destruction throughout the Toronto area. With 110km/hour winds, and dropping 300 million tons, the storm left … Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left …Oshawa Public Libraries - LH2038 Hurricane Hazel – Trees blown over on Connaught Street
Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left a huge path of destruction throughout the Toronto area. With 110km/hour winds, and dropping 300 million tons, the storm left … Hurricane Hazel is one of the most infamous storms in Southern Ontario history. On October 15, 1954, after it was supposed to have calmed down, the hurricane intensified and left …Oshawa Public Libraries - Board meets in McLaughlin Library
Oshawa Times, 16 Dec 1954, p. 1 photo Oshawa Times, 16 Dec 1954, p. 1 photoOshawa Public Libraries
