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Johanna Haakstad & a child in front of the Sexsmith Nursing Home. Johanna worked as a nurse in Sexsmith for 37 years and in that time the Sexsmith Maternity Home saw the births of 3,000 babies.
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Johanna holds one of the many babies she delivered. Johanna worked as a nurse in Sexsmith for over three decades.
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Mrs. Beard on the front steps of the Sexsmith Maternity Hospital. Mrs. Beard worked as a nurse with Johanna Haakstad in Sexmith for many years.
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Montrose House, log home of Rev. Alexander and Agnes Forbes, with the hospital addition.
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Montrose House was built on the Forbes' homestead north west of the townsite of Grande Prairie. It was named for Mrs. Forbes' home town in Scotland and served as the village's first hospital.
Municipal Hospital, Grande Prairie
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The Grande Prairie Municipal Hospital, a two-story brick building with gables, was built in 1929.
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Arthur, Bessie & Rita Carveth with Dr. Annie (Carveth) Higbee and her husband Charlie and son Jack.
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Johanna and her daughter Thelma. Johanna worked as a nurse in Sexsmith for over three decades.
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Dr. Gamey, on the left, was a doctor in Sexsmith for many years.
Opening of the Pioneer Hospital
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Opening ceremonies for the Pioneer Hospital, built by the Presbyterian Church, were held on June 16, 1914.
