2003.71.584A-X
Description
- Media Type
- Image
- Item Type
- Images, Electronic
- Description
- (A) - wooden box with hinged lid; inside lined with dark brown paper; printed in white ink inside lid: "THE "CROWN" / FAMILY SYRINGE No.7 /…/ THE TORONTO RUBBER Co., Limited / TORONTO CANADA"; small block of wood attached inside lid at left with 3 horizontal grooves and a small wood bar that pivots over grooves
(B) - fluted, black plastic blind tube with Nozzle end (L-13.5cm, D-1.7cm)
(C) - black plastic ring with a black plastic bar extending from it; bar has threaded end (L-10.2cm, W-2.8cm)
(D) - black plastic blind tube; flattened at one end; flattened end is threaded (L-9.5cm, W-1.5cm)
(E) - black plastic blind tube with one fluted end and one nozzle end (L-13.6cm, D-1.6cm)
(F) - curved black plastic tube with flared ends; inside ends are threaded (L-13.8cm, W-2cm)
(G) - black plastic tube with one rounded end; the other end is broken off (L-4.7cm, D-.9cm)
(H) - broken off of G; short tube with flared end; inside of end is threaded and fits onto I (L-2.5cm, D-1.8cm)
(I) - black plastic tube; one end is threaded; black plastic collar in centre of tube (L-3cm, D-1.8cm)
(J) - fits into smooth end of F; black plastic screw (L-2.2cm, D-1.7cm)
(K) - black plastic blind tube with one fluted end and one nozzle end; slightly curved (L-15.2cm, W-1.3cm)
(L) - black plastic ring; oval; rough patch on outside where something has broken off (L-2.6cm, W-2.3cm)
(M) - black plastic tube; one end is rounded, one end is ribbed; black plastic collar near ribbed end (L-8cm, D-2.5cm)
(N) - black plastic tube with one rounded end and one nozzle end (L-10.3cm, D-1cm)
(O) - black plastic tube; slightly curved; one end is cup shaped (L-9.8cm, D-1.7)
(P) - black plastic tube; one rounded end with small opening; one nozzle end with larger opening; black plastic collar near nozzle end (L -7.6cm, D-1.5cm)
(Q) - black plastic tube; one rounded end with small opening; other end is broken off; black plastic collar near broken end (L-5.8cm, D-1.4cm)
(R) - glass tube; one end has black plastic cap with smaller opening (L-8.1cm, W-1.8cm)
(S) - rubber coated metal blind tube; row of 6 small holes on opposites sides of open end; semi-circular tab near closed end is engraved: "A E/SILVER" (L-12.7cm, W-1.2cm)
(T) - long metal needle with blunt end; metal ring attached through small hole above eye (L-12.9cm, W-.6cm)
(U) - "T" shaped tube with metal bar fitted in to one of the openings; end of metal bar is bent 90 degrees (L-5.7cm, W-1.7cm)
(V) - half of black plastic washer (L-1.9cm, W-1.1cm)
(W) - other half of black plastic washer V, (L-1.9cm, W-.8cm)
(X) - steel ring; engraved on inside surface with "F-G" (D-2.4cm, H-.6cm)
- -The Public General Hospital building in Chatham, Ontario was completed in 1893. In addition to assuming the normal functions of a hospital, PGH also included a Training School for Nurses. The Alumnae Association of the Chatham General Hospital Training School for Nurses was established in 1921. By 1960, seven additions had been added to the original hospital building. In 1964, a new Nurses' Education Building was opened. Since then, several construction projects have been undertaken, from the 1966 demolition of the original hospital building and subsequent construction of the new west wing (1968) to the 2004 establishment of the new Chatham-Kent Health Alliance which amalgamated Public General Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital. The School of Nursing was transferred to St. Clair College in 1973.
- Date unknown
Chatham Kent Museum
Out in the Open exhibition
VS 056 - Subject(s)
- Collection
- Chatham Kent Museum
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- Location of Original
- Chatham Kent Museum
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