Survivor Profile - Brian Logie

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  • Brian Logie describes being hosed down in a crib cot as punishment.
  • An excerpt of an interview with Brian Logie describing making numbered gravestones while at the Huronia Regional Centre. Brian describes pouring cement forms and stamping them with numbers.
  • Handmade clock on the wall
  • A clock and wooden train set on a wall
  • A weather vaine in a cluttered shed.
  • A wooden carved face in a cluttered shed.
  • A man with long white hair wearing a plaid shirt is standing in a mint green room. The wall to his right is half plastered, as though it is being repaired from water damage. There are four large windows with transoms above them on this wall. The ceiling is white acoustic tiling with one tile missing. The floor is grey linoleum. There is a person wearing glasses and headphones in the foreground of the photo. They have a video camera pointed at the man with long white hair.
  • A man outdoors in a flannel shirt with long silver hair and a silver goatee. His eyes are blue. His brow is furrowed.
  • A man outdoors in a flannel shirt. He has long silver hair and a silver goatee. He is wearing a wide-brimmed brown hat.
  • A man outdoors in a wide brimmed hat and flannel shirt, stands at a podium with a microphone. He has silver hair.
  • Brian Logie, a survivor of the Huronia Regional Centre, shares his experiences of institutionalization.