Photograph of two Wellesley Alumnae manning a chocolate sales table. The Alumnae sold chocolate to fundraise for the scholarship fund.

Photograph of Elsie K. (Jones) LaVenture in a wheelchair seated beside another woman who is holding a cane. They are holding hands with another woman - possibly Mrs. M. S. Roberts (Jeanette Simpson), class of 1915 graduate. Both women are holding 60th anniversary programmes. Photograph most likely taken at the Royal York Hotel at the dinner held to cap off the 60th Anniversary week of events.
Elsie K. Jones was Wellesley class of 1925 graduate and started working at the Wellesley in 1928. She held the role of Director of Nursing at Wellesley from 1937-1964. She married Cye A. LaVenture after her retirement. Elsie K. passed away October 4, 1972, less than a month after this photograph was taken.

Photograph of a group of Wellesley School of Nursing alumnae standing on a staircase.
Photograph published in the Fall 1972 edition of Wellesley World.

Photograph of class of 1942 alumnae Grace Carter, Margaret Jackson, and Margaret McCartney.
Photograph published in the Fall 1972 edition of the Wellesley World.

Four women seated on a bench in the foreground. In the background is a striped tent and other people milling around.
Photograph was published in the Fall 1972 edition of the Wellesley World.

A line of people in front of the Wellesley Hospital. Part of the Garden Party hosted by the Alumnae Association for the 6oth Anniversary.

Blue and white striped open sided tent set up on Wellesley Hospital grounds for the Garden Party.

Group of women and a man standing and seated talking out on the front walkway into the Wellesley Hospital.

Three women with nametags on seated on a bench.

Dorothy Eden Mabley standing speaking with another alumnus in front of the souvenir booklet table set up at the entranceway to Wellesley Hospital.

Blue and white striped open sided tent used for the Garden Party. Large crowd of people stand around it.

Photograph of Elsie K Jones LaVenture in front of the souvenir booklet table at in front of the Hospital. Her husband Cye LaVenture is behind her and she is talking to other alumnae.

Photograph of two alumnae seated on a bench. One of the women has been identified as Grace Bolton Farthing, class of 1933. Garden party tent is visible in the background.

Class of 1937 graduate Evelyn Graham Jolly and Class of 1940 graduate Dorothy Arnot in front of the hospital.

Class of 1937 graduate Evelyn Graham with two unidentified women standing in front of the walkway in to the Wellesley Hospital.

Sepia toned photograph of 12 members of the class of 1925 taken at the 1937 reunion and 25th Anniversary of the Hospital celebrations. In the photograph. Included with the photograph is a piece of paper indicating the people in the photograph and the ones missing from it as well.

Posed photograph taken on the Hospital grounds of Wellesley School of Nursing alumnae. The Alumnae had a reunion that coincided with the Hospital's 25th Anniversary celebrations.

Photograph of members of The Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association at the Hospital's 75th Anniversary celebrations. The five are dressed in nursing uniforms from 1912-1974. Photograph was taken on the lawn of the hospital during the garden party.

One copy of the first "Merger Talks" newsletter. The newsletter was created to provide information to Wellesley and Sunnybrook staff regarding the proposed merger of The Wellesley Hospital and the Sunnybrook Medical Centre.

One menu card for The Wellesley Hospital 30th Anniversary Reunion held at The Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Card in white, one fold, with an image of the hotel embossed on the front with a gold sticker "30".

Copy of a letter from W. P. Scott, Chairman of The Wellesley Hospital's School of Nursing Committee, to Mr. J. McNie, Minister of Colleges and Universities.

A photocopy of Bill 102 - an act respecting the Toronto General Hospital and The Wellesley Hospital. The act separated the two hospitals (which had amalgamated in 1948), leaving The Wellesley an independent institution once again. The first reading of the bill was March 11, the second March 21, and the final March 24.

Wood handled brick and block cement trowel. Trowel used by Ontario Premier John Robarts during the 1965 cornerstone laying for what would be named "The Turner Wing" of The Wellesley Hospital. The Turner wing opened in 1967.