A set of three photos. The first photo shows a nurse helping a woman with a loom. The second photo shows a man weaving on a loom while lying in bed. The third photo shows a man beading, with a collection of beaded works displayed next to him. Annotations on the photos read: "Weaving is a favourite passtime // An exhibit of work done by the patients // Occupational Therapy Department St. Boniface Sanatorium St. Boniface Manitoba"
  • Reference
    GN-L098-22-56
  • Description

    A set of three photos. The first photo shows a nurse helping a woman with a loom. The second photo shows a man weaving on a loom while lying in bed. The third photo shows a man beading, with a collection of beaded works displayed next to him.

  • Notes

    Three photos showing rehabilitation activities. Annotations on the photos read: "Weaving is a favourite passtime // An exhibit of work done by the patients // Occupational Therapy Department St. Boniface Sanatorium St. Boniface Manitoba"

    Caption, Grey Nuns Archive: Montage photo du départment de thérapie occupationnelle.

  • Location
    St. Boniface Sanatorium
  • Date
    unknown
  • Minor Pictured?
    No
  • Original Archive
    Grey Nuns of Montreal: L098-22-56

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