Oral History Interview - Jean Galbraith
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- Material Type
- Recording
- Date Range
- 1978
- Accession No.
- 19921008013
- Physical Description
- 1 cassette tape; digital copy
- Scope and Content
- Side A - Biographical information about her parents, Walter Stewart Galbraith and Matilda Susanna Gallinger. - Father apprenticed as a pharmasist in Ontario. JD Higinbotham offered him a position with his drug store in Lethbridge. - Dr. Mewburn convinced him to return to school for his medical degr…
- Material Type
- Recording
- Date Range
- 1978
- Creator
- Pioneer Researchers Association
- Physical Description
- 1 cassette tape; digital copy
- Physical Condition
- Excellent
- Acquisition Source
- Pioneer Researchers
- Scope and Content
- Side A - Biographical information about her parents, Walter Stewart Galbraith and Matilda Susanna Gallinger. - Father apprenticed as a pharmasist in Ontario. JD Higinbotham offered him a position with his drug store in Lethbridge. - Dr. Mewburn convinced him to return to school for his medical degree. - Mother was a nurse, arriving in Lethbridge in 1899 to work at Gait Hospital, d. 1963. - They were married 6 Aug 1 901 . - Residences: house on 3rd Ave S was built by Smith Bros. & Wilson. - Galbraith was elected mayor in 1907. First duty was to read the riot act to the residents of Chinatown. - Galbraith children: Ruth Eleanor, Francis Oliver, Aileen Steward (d. 191 1), Jean Alexander. - Describes the house on 3rd Ave S. - Recollections of her father's profession. - First automobile. - Quarentines and contagious diseases - Visiting cards and etiquette - 1913 Galbraith School was built and her mother laid the cornerstone - Information about Methodist Church and Southminster - father was a force behind the YMCA - Nursing Mission SideB - Blank
- Access Restrictions
- Public Access
- Accession No.
- 19921008013
- Collection
- Archive
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