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Smithers Public School and temporary hospital
A photograph of the Smithers Public School, which was also used as a temporary hospital during the Spanish Influenza of 1918.
Empress Billiard Parlour
Interior view of the Empress Billiard Parlour in Smithers.
Lt. Leslie Sutcliffe gravestone
An image of the gravestone of Spanish flu victim Lieutenant Leslie Sutcliffe in the Smithers Cemetery.
J. Mason Adams Drugstore
Photo of J. Mason Adams' Drugstore circa 1918.
Dr. Hankinson advertisement
Advertisment for Smithers' Dr. C. H. Hankinson in the Interior News, 1919.
Nurse in front of Bulkley Valley Hospital
Photo of a nurse standing in front of the Bulkley Valley Hospital.
Art Dickinson and Nurse Callendar
Photo of Art Dickinson and Nurse Callendar in front of the Bulkley Valley Hospital.
View of Smithers with Todd Building indicated
An overhead view of the town of Smithers in June 1915. The Todd Building, which later became the community's first hospital, is pointed out with an arrow.
J. Mason Adams Drugstore interior - looking out
Interior shot of J. Mason Adams' Drugstore.
School is Temporary Hospital, Influenza Patients Doing Well
Article from the Interior News, November 2nd 1918, on the establishment of a temporary hospital for Spanish Flu patients in the Smithers schoolhouse.