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Bedlam Collection

Background imageBedlam Collection: Hogarth Rake Plate 8

Hogarth Rake Plate 8
The Rakes Progress 8. A scene in Bedlam asylum

Background imageBedlam Collection: Melancholy and raving madness, Bedlam Hospital

Melancholy and raving madness, Bedlam Hospital
The figures of melancholy and raving madness over the gateway into Bethlehem(Bedlam)Hospital. Statues by the Danish sculptor Caius Gabriel Cibber Date: 1813

Background imageBedlam Collection: Bethlem Hospital / 1926

Bethlem Hospital / 1926
or BETHLEM/BEDLAM HOSPITAL The oldest hospital for the treatment of the insane - after the First World War it was moved to Moorfields Date: 1926

Background imageBedlam Collection: Bedlam Patient Nicholson

Bedlam Patient Nicholson
ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT on KING GEORGE III Mrs Margaret Nicholson who, after stabbing attempt, was sent to Bedlam for life

Background imageBedlam Collection: Bethlem psychiatric hospital or Bedlam in 1816

Bethlem psychiatric hospital or Bedlam in 1816
Bethlem Royal Hospital or Bedlam Hospital in St. Georges Fields, Southwark, 1816. Now the Imperial War Museum. Designed by surveyor James Lewis in the neoclassical style with portico

Background imageBedlam Collection: Southwest view of Bethlem or Bedlam Hospital

Southwest view of Bethlem or Bedlam Hospital and London Wall, 1814. In the 18th century, visitors paid a penny at the Penny Gate to view the inmates

Background imageBedlam Collection: Parts of the London Wall and Bethlem or Bedlam

Parts of the London Wall and Bethlem or Bedlam Hospital, built in 1675. Copperplate engraving drawn and etched by John Thomas Smith from his Topography of London, 1814

Background imageBedlam Collection: Hogarth - Rakes Progress

Hogarth - Rakes Progress
8. Scene in Bedlam asylum. Date: 1735

Background imageBedlam Collection: BEDLAM PATIENT NICHOLSON

BEDLAM PATIENT NICHOLSON
Mrs Margaret Nicholson who, after attempting to stab King George III, was sent to Bedlam for life. (profile, in hat) Date: 1786

Background imageBedlam Collection: London Trade Card - James Rodwell, Upholsterer

London Trade Card - James Rodwell, Upholsterer and Sworn Appraiser, at the Royal Bed and Star, 2nd door from the corner of New Broad Street, facing Bedlam Walk in Moorfields. 18th century

Background imageBedlam Collection: The mens ward at Bethlehem Hospital, 1861

The mens ward at Bethlehem Hospital, 1861. Several large potted plants are in evidence; perhaps an early example of horticultural therapy. Date: 1861

Background imageBedlam Collection: The Royal Hospital of Bethlehem; the gallery for women

The Royal Hospital of Bethlehem; the gallery for women
The hospital also known as Bethlem Royal Hospital or Bedlam was the oldest psychiatric hospital in the world. The building has been moved around many sites

Background imageBedlam Collection: Bedlam / Womans Gallery

Bedlam / Womans Gallery
The womens gallery

Background imageBedlam Collection: Medical / Insanity / Patient

Medical / Insanity / Patient
The American patient James Norris in chains at Bethlehem Hospital, London


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