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Shotley Bridge General Hospital, County DurhamAerial view of Shotley Bridge Hospital, County Durham
Union Workhouse, Brighton, SussexBrighton Union workhouse on Race Hill, at Elm Grove in Brighton, Sussex, which opened in 1867. From 1915 to 1920 it was the Kitchener Indian Hospital and later became Brighton General Hospital
Advertisement for hammocks for workhouse vagrant wardsA 1900 advertisement from the Grantham company of Carlton * Co. for the supply of hammocks to workhouses for use in their casual wards which provided overnight accommodation for tramps and vagrants
The accommodation of the Chelsea pensioners designed by Sir Christopher Wren
Witton Isolation Hospital fever and smallpox wards, Birmingham Date: early 1900s
Teenage girl poses for a studio portrait with young brotherA pretty teenage girl poses for a studio portrait (at Stacey Ward's Studios) with her (slightly sullen!) younger brother. Date: circa 1920s
Alexandra Ward, St Thomas Hospital, London 1903Alexandra Ward, St Thomas Hospital, London. Photograph showing a girl's wards with comfortable furnishings. Date: 1903
Royal Hospital Chelsea, Infirmary Wards 1902Interior of one of the infirmary wards in Royal Hospital Chelsea
Wards in Beil Naura Hospital, Basra, Iraq, WW1Wards in Beil Naura Hospital, Basra, Iraq, during the First World War. circa 1916
The Royal Infirmary, Bradford, West Yorkshire. Date: 1938
The Fairies Song - A Midsummers Nights Dream - Act II, scene 2 - Titania asleep, surrounded by her fairy train
Stepping Hill Hospital, StockportAdministration block of Stepping Hill Hospital, Stockport
Mali - Tuareg men from TimbucktuMali - Two Tuareg men from Timbucktu, holding spears. The Tuareg are a Berber nomadic pastoralist people, known as the People of the Veil
Union Workhouse, New Cross, Wolverhampton, StaffordshireAerial view of the Wolverhampton Union workhouse at New Cross, Wednesfield (then Staffordshire, today part of the West Midlands district), opened in 1903 and designed by Arthur Marshall
Plaistow Fever HospitalWashbourn II Ward at Plaistow Fever Hospital, 1905 Date: 1905
London, England - The Guildhall - Gothic Style Building.. Part of Box 23 Boswell Collection
William Kitchener, BeadlWILLIAM KITCHENER, described as a conceited coxcomb, is beadle to Saffron Hill and other wards in Holborn, London, to whose householders he presents his likeness. Date: flourished circa 1730
The Prince and Princess of Wales at the Evelina hospitalPrince Edward and Princess Alexandra visiting the Evelina Hospital for Sick Children in Southwark Bridge Road, London. Date: 1890
The Shardeloes drawing room as maternity ward during WWIIThe Shardeloes country house in Amersham, Buckinghamshire which was transformed into a maternity home for expectant mothers during World War II. Date: 1940
A British- Russian hospital at Petrograd 1916A photograph showing one of the wards of the Anglo-Russian Hospital in the Dmitri Palace, Petrograd. Date: 1916
Carols for Sick ChildA group of little girl patients with their nurse, singing Christmas carols to to a sick baby in its cot. Date: early 1930s
Hospital EntertainmentSick little girls playing with dolls in the childrens ward, supervised by a kindly nurse. Behind them are babies in cots and a roaring fire. Date: early 1930s
Syria - In the BazaarSyria - Scene in the Bazaar. Date: circa 1910s
Smithdown Road Workhouse, Liverpool - Mental WardsMental wards at the Smithdown Road Workhouse, Liverpool. The workhouse was built in 1859 by Liverpools Toxteth Park poor law authority. Date: 1925
St Lukes Workhouse, Old Street, LondonA design by architect Henry Saxon Snell for additions to St Lukes Workhouse on Old Street. The new buildings, opened in 1879, contained administrative offices and infirm wards for 930 inmates
One of the wards of the hospital at Scutari. Interior view of a hospital ward at Scutari during the Crimean War, after the arrival of Florence Nightingale. Date 1856 April 21st
French Nurses 1930SA matron and a nurse attending to bedridden patients in one of the wards of the Marie Curie Hospital, Paris, France. Date: early 1930s
Hospital Ward / 1888A nurse carries a cup of tea to a patient in the one of the wards in London Hospital, Whitechapel Date: 1888
Lewisham Hospital kitchens, south east LondonUniformed catering staff prepare meals in the kitchens of Lewisham Hospital in south east London. A cook at the right is making up plates of salad. Large metal boxes carry the names of hospital wards
London County Council Night Office, Charing Cross BridgeApplicants waiting outside the London County Councils Night Office at Charing Cross Bridge, Central London
Frank Gray, Liberal MPIn the late 1920s, former Oxford Liberal MP Frank Gray (1880-1935) disguised himself as a tramp to experience first-hand the life of such individuals
Frank Gray, MP, disguised as a trampIn the late 1920s, former Oxford Liberal MP Frank Gray (1880-1935) disguised himself as a tramp to experience first-hand the life of such individuals
Manchester Union Casual Wards, ManchesterCasual wards for tramps and vagrants at Tame Street, Ancoates, Manchester. The original premises were set up in a former cotton mill in 1897 but were rebuilt in around 1900 after being burnt down
Cockermouth Union schools, Flimby, CumberlandThe Cockermouth Union workhouse schools at Flimby, Cumberland. Flimby Lodge was purchased by the Union in 1886 for conversion to a school and vagrant wards
Preparing for refugees arrival WWIIThe Cheyne Hospital in London prepares to receive refugees. Camp beds are set up in the wards and the beds fixed with a number to identify the occupant
Prince of Wales opening the new wards of Charing Cross HospiEstablished in 1831, this picture shows the opening ceremony after improvements made to the hospital in 1877. The alterations cost approximately 13, 000 and took just over a year to complete"
Thomas GuyBorn in 1644, Guy completed his education and went on to represent Tamworth in Parliament. He moved to London and spent eight years as a booksellers apprentice
Thomas Guys tombThe tomb of Thomas Guy in the chapel at Guys hospital. Born in 1644, he completed his education and went on to represent Tamworth in Parliament