History of 10^th Stationary Hospital

 1916-1919

Written by Dr. Seaborn, the history includes detailed descriptions of the daily events of the Hospital. The day-by-day document includes everything, from the mundane supply listings, to Seaborn’s interesting personal observations.

(ARCC Edwin Seaborn Fonds AFC 20-9)

Letters by E. Seaborn to his wife Ina, during the War

1916-1919 

In 1904, Edwin married Ina, the daughter of the well-respected Dr. Richard Maurice Bucke, Superintendent of the London Ontario Asylum.

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Seaborn Materials Volume II & III

Comprised of everything from historical diaries of prominent locals to his Historical Society meeting notes, Seaborn’s personal scrapbooks shed light on a man intrigued, at times to the point of obsession, with history of all kinds. He actively gathered and transcribed everything he could, these volumes representing only a small piece of his collection.

(ARCC Edwin Seaborn Fonds AFC 20-9)