Women's College Hospital
Here at 76 Grenville Street at Elizabeth Street an Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada plaque in front of Women's College Hospital has this to say:
Women's College Hospital has earned a distinctive place in Canadian medical history. From its beginnings as a small out-patient clinic in 1898 to its development as a modern teaching hospital, the institution symbolizes the struggle of women to claim their place in the medical profession. It offered them opportunities in teaching and in hospital practice, which were often unavailable or extremely limited elsewhere in the country. The hospital has made innovative contributions to the treatment and diagnosis of disease through its vital focus on health issues affecting women and families.
Location Co-ordinates: 43.661220 -79.387754
Photo by Alan L Brown - September 2006
Related pages:
Ontario Medical College for Women
Women's College Hospital
First Women's College Hospital
Dr. Emily Stowe
Related pages from my 'Ontario's Historical Plaques' website:
Emily Howard Jennings Stowe, M.D.
Dr. Augusta Stowe Gullen
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