Millar Addition Public School, Queensway at 15th Ave. This school was used as a hospital during the 1918 flu epidemic. (Exploration Place P981.35.69)
This school was used as a hospital during the flu epidemic in 1918 (Exploration Place P981.35.43)
The Fort George Hospital, in Central Fort George, was staffed in 1911 by Drs. Cecil Swinnerton, McSorley and Ewert (Exploration Place P983.12.62)
The Grand Trunk Pacific Hospital at Foley’s Cache, Prince George. The hospital was built in the winter of 1913 and officially opened April 1914. (Exploration Place P986.5.128)
Young victims of the 1918 Influenza epidemic, George and Frank Jorgensen, of South Fort George. (Exploration Place P2003.30.8)
BC Provincial Police Commissioner T.W.S. Parsons on horseback in the 1930s. Parsons was the BCPP Inspector in Fort George during the 1918 Spanish Influenza outbreak and had a key role in administrating the response to the outbreak (BC Archives I-68480)
Group portrait of BC Provincial Police at Prince George (BC Archives A-08431)
Group portrait of BC Provincial Police, Prince George (BC Archives A-08432)
Fort George Trading Post, Government Offices, and Jail, ca. 1918 (BC Archives C-08798)
"Indian village in Prince George", circa 1910-1924 (Northern BC Archives 2011.3.2.23)
Harry G. Perry Tailor and Clothier shop, circa 1912-1914. Perry was the Mayor of Prince George during the 1918 Spanish influenza epidemic. (Northern BC Archives 2002.7.1.46)
