Old residents of Burns Lake came for a reunion at the Burns Lake Native Development Corporation. They were all born in Burns Lake. (Saddman Zaman photo/Lakes District News)

Were you born at the George Brown Memorial Hospital?

All of these people pictured here were born at the George Brown Memorial Hospital from 1931 to 1960. The building is now owned by Burns Lake Native Development Corporation. This was an another fun moment of the Burns Lake Centennial 100 year celebration. (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

 

(l-r) Debbie, Brenda Schroeder and Linda went to school together at the Burns Lake Native Development Corporation. They were all born in Burns Lake. (Saddman Zaman photo/Lakes District News)

Old residents of Burns Lake came for a reunion at the Burns Lake Native Development Corporation. They were all born in Burns Lake. (Saddman Zaman photo/Lakes District News)

Old residents of Burns Lake came for a reunion at the Burns Lake Native Development Corporation (BLNDC). They were all born in Burns Lake. This gathering is all about all the people that were born in this old hospital from 1931 to 1960. Most of the people here are for the 100 year celebration. (Saddman Zaman photo/Lakes District News)

Old residents of Burns Lake came for a reunion at the Burns Lake Native Development Corporation (BLNDC). They were all born in Burns Lake. This gathering is all about all the people that were born in this old hospital from 1931 to 1960. Most of the people here are for the 100 year celebration. (Saddman Zaman photo/Lakes District News)

Old residents of Burns Lake came for a reunion at the Burns Lake Native Development Corporation (BLNDC). They were all born in Burns Lake. This gathering is all about all the people that were born in this old hospital from 1931 to 1960. Most of the people here are for the 100 year celebration. (Saddman Zaman photo/Lakes District News)

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