Curating Wonder — Canadian Nurses: WWI – Gwen Tuinman

Curating Wonder — Canadian Nurses: WWI

(A five photograph series)

Flicker and Ipernity — Photo 1: LeVALIE, LT. BLANCHE. CANADIAN NURSE (1918), Library of CongressLibrary of Congress; Photo 2: Library Archive of Canada; Photo 3: Nurses marching with flowers to decorate graves of fallen soldiers, Library Archive of Canada; Photos 4 & 5: Library Archive of Canada

“I wonder …”

How would you finish this sentence?

Gwen Tuinman

Gwen Tuinman is a novelist, born and raised in rural southern Ontario. She draws on her psychology background to create complex characters shaped by nature, nurture and circumstance. Her storytelling is influenced her interest in bygone days.

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November 6, 2014

Canada, history, Military, Nurses, Nursing Sisters, Remembrance Day, Sisters, women, WW1

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Sheryl
November 6, 2014 at 10:55 pm

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The pictures make me want to know more about the role of nurses during WWI. How was the nurses corps organized? Did they travel to Europe? . . .

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