Victoria Hospital for Sick Children

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**Victoria Hospital for Sick Children**
Location

Victoria Hospital for Sick Children
Place	Toronto, Ontario, (Canada)
Organization
Care System	Unknown
Hospital Type	Specialist
Affiliated University	Unknown
Services
Emergency Dept.	Closed
Beds	Closed
Speciality	Pediatrics
History
Founded	1875, 1891 move to this site
Closed	1951 moved to Hospital for Sick Children
Links
Website	Unknown
See also	Hospitals in Canada

Victoria Hospital for Sick Children was built in 1892 by Darling and Curry and served as the hospital that is now called Hospital for Sick Children or SickKids.

Since 1993, it has been home to Canadian Red Cross Regional Blood Centre and the later the Canadian Blood Service Regional Blood Centre.

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