Item i140439 - Queen Alexandra Sanatarium

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Queen Alexandra Sanatarium

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    AFC46-i140439

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    Statement of scale (cartographic)

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    • [ca. 1915] (Creation)
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      Raphael Tuck & Sons

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    1 postcard : colour

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    (1866-1959)

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    Raphael Tuck & Sons of the United Kingdom produced postcards and greeting cards during the golden era and beyond. There were satellite offices in Montreal and Toronto at some point after 1900.

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    Description on card back: The Queen Alexandra Sanatarium at Byron, named for the present Dowager Queen of England, when she was Queen with King Edward VII, is situated in the quaint village of Byron a few miles west of London. It was erected through the instrumentality of Hon. Adam Beck, Minister of Power, in the Ontario Government, and cost about $75,000. Its aim is to fight tuberculosis, and it has accommodations for fifty patients. In the foreground is the administration building and in the distance the cottages for isolating the patients.

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