Nurses in training in February 1904 - graduated 1905, London, Ontario. The St. Joseph’s Training School of Nursing opened in 1901. Sister Justina Podlewski was the Superintendent, beginning a tradition of a Sister of St. Joseph serving as the Superintendent until 1973. Student nurses resided in the original hospital building on Judge Street until 1927 when a new four storey building was built for the school and nurses’ residence. The School was renamed the St. Joseph’s Regional School of Nursing, and in 1970, became part of the Fanshawe College Nursing Program, and renamed the St. Joseph’s Campus of Fanshawe College. By 1977, the St. Joseph’s Campus closed.