Image of three people standing around a table set for tea while a fourth person sits at one of the chairs offering a tea cup to the others. Two of the people are presumed to be nursing students while the other two are presumed to be nurses. Part of the nursing students tea hosted at Victoria Hospital.
Image of a group of nurses holding bouquets of flowers on a set of bleachers in Thames Hall. The nurses were graduating from the Victoria Hospital nursing program.
Ruby Carter was a nursing student at the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing in London, Ontario. This is the 1929 Victoria Hospital Training School yearbook, the year that Ruby graduated from the program.
"The Voice of the Bondsman" was a publication issued in Stratford by abolitionist John J.E Linton. The publication was intended to enlighten and encourage Canadian citizens to condemn "human chattel Slavery and a fellowship with it and its abettors". Linton used this publication to encourage Canadians to support escaped or liberated slaves who sought refuge in Canada as well as warn them of the dangers of financially supporting American companies who favour or are silent about slavery. There were only two issues of the publication, and only 5000 copies were distributed. This is the only known surviving copy of "The Voice of the Bondsman".
