Tour of Osler's Montreal 1870-1885

Le Montréal de William Osler

"After ten years of hard work I left this city (Montreal) a rich man, not in this world's goods, for such I have the misfortune -or the good fortune- lightly to esteem, but rich in the goods which neither rust nor moth has been able to corrupt- in treasures of friendship and good fellowship, and in those treasures of widened experience and a fuller knowledge of men and manners which contact with the bright minds in the profession ensures."
William Osler, "Counsels and Ideals from the Writings of William Osler", Oxford, 1905, p. 59.

©1999 The Osler Library

McIntyre Medical Sciences Building, McGill University

3655 Promenade Sir William Osler

Montréal (Québec) Canada H3G 1Y6

www.health.library.mcgill.ca/osler/

 

Coordination: Pamela Miller

Research: Caroline Cholette

Text: Pamela Miller, June Schachter, Caroline Cholette, Steven Watt, and Wayne LeBel

Graphic design: David Morin

Web design: Steven Prescott

 

The pamphlet upon which this web site is based was sponsored by the Osler Sesquicentennial Committee. We wish to thank: Heritage Canada, The Osler Library, The Notman Photographic Archives, McCord Museum of Canadian History,The Redpath Museum, The McGill University Archives, The Laurentian Bank, Isabelle Cheval (McGill Translation), MP Photo Reproductions.

 

For more information contact Pamella Miller from the Osler Library at pamela.miller@mcgill.ca

 

Links of interest:

 

Osler Library, McGill University

 

McCord Museum of Canadian History and the Notman Photographic Archives