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‘Frontier Nurses on Parade’

Published December 4, 2012 at 920 × 236 in Mountain Midwives – Queens of the Wild Frontier (part two)

parade of mounted nurses

All lined up – the FNS nurse midwives on parade. Courtesy of the Frontier Nursing Service

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