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Series

Hospitals
Date [1913-1951]
Dimensions11 cm of textual records
Object NumberP217/D
CollectionMcCord
Scope and Content

This series covers the fundraising campaigns conducted by various Montreal hospitals, including the Montreal General Hospital and the Children's Memorial Hospital, along with John Wardrop Ross' involvement in these organizations. It contains a communications plan, a financial statement, lists of subscribers, promotional flyers, correspondence and press clippings.


Notes

Source of title proper: Based on the contents of the series.

Language: The documents are in English.

 

Last update: February 25, 2019


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