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Life and Death on Grosse Île, 1832-1937
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Grosse Île Image Gallery
Gallery --
Layout of Buildings and Facilities
Map of the western sector of Grosse Île with the primary buildings built in 1832. The wharf hereby shown will be built at another location
Map of Grosse Île, ca.1850, showing the 12 eastern-sector lazarettos that were built in 1847 to house typhus convalescents, (page 1 of 2)
Map of Grosse Île's western wharf, built in 1847 during the typhus epidemic
Map of Grosse Île by Lieutenant W. Yolland, May 1832
Map of the Grosse Île quarantine station's proposed employee quarters, 1902
Map of the east wharf, Grosse Île, 1880
Proposed extension plan for the east wharf, Grosse Île, Quebec
Western wharf with fumigation steamer Druid, ca. 1900-1905
Wash house built in 1857 by British military, 1909
