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    Juliet Chisholm and fellow staff members of the Children's Hospital (Toronto)

    Juliet Chisholm with a group of people that may possibly have been collegues during her stay in China

    Photograph taken by Juliet Chisholm during her stay in China; unidentified medical personel, possibly collegues of Juliet

    Photograph taken by Juliet Chisholm during her stay in China; unidentified medical personnel, possibly a collegue of Juliet, giving an innoculation to a young female

    A letter from Dr. Robert Kerr to Dr. Cyrus Sumner(1772-1834) appointing him Assistant Surgeon at the hospital in Niagara during the War of 1812. His pay is quoted as one dollar and a half per day. It

    The origin of the sword is unknown and there are no distinct markings on it. It is believed however, that the sword would have been carried by the Light Cavalry (Light Dragoons and the Hussars). The

    Size: 35 inches long x 14.5 inches wide x 19 inches high

    Unidentified medical female staff, possibly a collegue of Juliet Chisholm during her stay in China, administring what appear to be eye drops

    Unidentified medical male personnel, possibly a collegue of Juliet Chisholm during her stay in China, administring what appears to be an ennoculation

    Photograph taken by Juliet Chisholm of possible Chinese medical collegues and patient