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Scanning session at the Canada Science and Technology Museum. Scanning wax moulage of bladder cancer, made by Maria Torrence Wishart, 1932, University of Toronto. Now part of collection at Ingenium: Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Student scanning at the 3D Lab in the Ingenium Canada's Museums of Science and Technology. The Chinese Diagnostic Doll, found in the Touch Medicine section of the museum, is on loan from the Osler History of Medicine Library at the McGill University…

Estcourt sketched a surveying party at work in the Stanstead Plains, Maine during the joint boundary commission. The surveyors are using long poles to measure and compare their positions. At the bottom he wrote, "Now Maxime, I'll go over there and…

Sound: Medical Sensations Exhibition. Canada Science and Technology Museum

STL file on the museum's computer, of the Chinese Diagnostic Doll, found in the Touch Medicine section of the museum, is on loan from the Osler History of Medicine Library at the McGill University in Montreal (Canada).

Found at the Canadian Museum of Science and Technology, on loan from the Maude Abbott Medical Museum, McGill University.

This is a document, finalized in 2008, of the original survey plan of Rolling River (at Township 16) from 1895. The interesting and relevant aspect of this plan is the note at the bottom claiming that the surveys of McLatchie in 1873 were used to…

This photograph, from the McLatchie Collection at the Library of the Canada Museum of Science and Technology, is an image of what looks like a group of surveyors (possibly including McLatchie) taking a rest while in Castlegar, British Columbia.

This is an image found in the John McLatchie collection at the Canada Science and Technology Museum. It depicts a surveyor at work with an instrument on a tripod. Given that the photograph was taken from D.L.S. John McLatchie's personal collection,…