topic:"Brett family" found 5 records - Research Collections

Notes: Includes index and bibliographical references - Dr. Brett - Hot Springs - Mineral Water - Banff Lithia Water - Dr. Brett Hospital - history of various buildings on site - daily functions of sanitarium

Call Number: 08.3 Am9 Pam

Collection: Archives Library

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Jimmy Simpson interview

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Part Of: Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection

Date Range: 1969

Reference Code: S1 / 27

Description Level: 6 / Item

Part Of: Whyte Museum Oral History Programme collection

Description Level: 6 / Item

Series: I. Interviews

Reference Code: S1 / 27

Responsibility: Interviewer: Maryalice Harvey Stewart

Date Range: 1969

Physical Description: 1 sound recording

Subject Access: Brett family; Clark, Simon John; Curling - Banff; Frayne, Tommy; Hockey - Banff team; Kain, Conrad; Lusk, Tom; McCowan, Billy; Num-Ti-Jah Lodge; O'Hara, Robert; Roper, Raymond Montague; Tabuteau, Fred; Thompson, C.S.; Woodworth, Ben

Finding Aid: Recording summary and reference cassette available

Title Source: Title based on contents of recording

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Loving Cup

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Date: 1899 – 1900

Material: metal

Catalogue Number: 103.09.1179

Description: One sliver plated trophy inscribed: “Brett Trophy. Banff Curling Club. 1900. Won by”. Vase-shaped with curling rock on front of base, curling brooms on either side, and flared opening. Back of trophy has etched scene of seven curlers in traditional Scottish dress playing a game outdoors with a tree…

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Title: Loving Cup

Date: 1899 – 1900

Material: metal

Dimensions: 31.0 cm

Description: One sliver plated trophy inscribed: “Brett Trophy. Banff Curling Club. 1900. Won by”. Vase-shaped with curling rock on front of base, curling brooms on either side, and flared opening. Back of trophy has etched scene of seven curlers in traditional Scottish dress playing a game outdoors with a tree and mountains in background.

Subject: sports; curling; Banff Curling Club; Brett family

Credit: Gift of Margaret Blackburn, Abbotsford, 2000

Catalogue Number: 103.09.1179

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The Mineral Springs Hospital and The Sisters of Saint Martha : fifty years of service

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Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Published Date: 1981

Author: Mineral Springs Hospital

Publisher: Banff : Banff Crag & Canyon

Call Number: 08.3 B22m Pam c.1; 08.3 B22m Pam c.2

Author: Mineral Springs Hospital

Responsibility: [text ... prepared by Jon Whyte ... with the assistance of the Sisters of Saint Martha, particularly Sister Mary Albert and Lillian Mandryk]

Publisher: Banff : Banff Crag & Canyon

Published Date: 1981

Physical Description: 31p. : ill., ports

Medium: Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)

Subjects: Brett family; Sanitarium Hotel

Notes: Not to be confused with the Sanitarium, which was part spa hotel and part hospital, and was located at the intersection of Banff Avenue and Spray/Cave Avenue, the "New Brett Hospital" was constructed on Spray Avenue in 1908/09. It closed in 1926 following the death of Dr. Harry Brett in 1925, and was purchased by the Sisters of Saint Martha in 1930. The hospital was replaced by a new facility in 1958. In 1987 the Mineral Springs Hospital relocated to its new facility on Lynx Street