Victoria Hospital, circa 1910. The following description was found in the Victoria Hospital Archives with the photo, author unknown:

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Private Pavilion (1898) First floor, Ward XII, Second floor, Ward XIV and Third Floor, Ward XV; today the Colborne Building. A corridor joins it to the Administration Building (1898) This was the main entrance into the hospital. The building housed the Superintendents Office, Nurses Training School Office, the Switchboard, and the Business Office. The third floor was used as the Diet Kitchen. At the front entrance was a wide staircase - above it a large stained glass window picturing the Good Shepherd. Above the landing was a smaller window picturing Queen Victoria. This smaller window now hangs in the main entrance at SSC. Admission and Outpatient Department (1875) The original hospital served many uses over the years. Nurses Residence (1905) Graduate staff and students lived in the residence until 1927 when the Gartshore Residence was constructed. After 1927 the second floor was used for Diabetes treatment and the first floor for outpatients. The building was demolished in 1939. Isolation Pavilion (1909) The group of three buildings (2 long wards and administration) was originally built as an isolation unit. Also used as a military hospital and still later as the internes (sic) quarters. The West pavilion was demolished in 1985. Photograph Circa 1910.