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| Keywords: building architecture outdoor manor "General Hospital, Main Entrance, Vancouver, B. C." Private Post Card. European Import Co., Chromo-Serie No. 17 Made in Germany. The General Hospital on West 10th Avenue between Heather Street and Willow Street in Fairview, Vancouver, BC. View looking south. In later years, this old structure will be known as the Heather Pavilion. Architects: Grant and Henderson. Built after a January 1902 plebiscite to replace the overcrowded City Hospital of 1888 on Pender Street between Cambie and Beatty Streets. In January 1906, 47 patients were driven in horse-pulled ambulances across the old Cambie skid-bridge and up the trail to the 10th Avenue hospital buildings. "General Hospital, Main Entrance, Vancouver, B. C." Private Post Card. European Import Co., Chromo-Serie No. 17 Made in Germany. The General Hospital on West 10th Avenue between Heather Street and Willow Street in Fairview, Vancouver, BC. View looking south. In later years, this old structure will be known as the Heather Pavilion. Architects: Grant and Henderson. Built after a January 1902 plebiscite to replace the overcrowded City Hospital of 1888 on Pender Street between Cambie and Beatty Streets. In January 1906, 47 patients were driven in horse-pulled ambulances across the old Cambie skid-bridge and up the trail to the 10th Avenue hospital buildings. | ||||
