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Childrens Ward at Booth Hall Childrens Hospital, Manchester, 4th January 1985
One of the biggest bonfires to be burnt is the huge 50 ft. high pyre erected in to ground of the Aldersbrook Childrens Homes, Wanstead, London
This wasn t the only open air operation during the Rag Week parade in Newcastle on 26th October 1963, but the students had thoughtfully provided a trombonist to drown out the cries of the impatient
Surgeon professor Browne seen here performing a caesarian section operation to deliver twins at the University College Hospital in London. 28th September 1943
Three year old Brenda Aukett being checked over by nurse Janice Garry, aged 5, as they play a game of nurses and patients at Kintore Way Nursery School in Bermondsey, London, Tuesday 11th January 1955
Student nurse Anne Luce, Nurse Betty de Silva (glasses) and Sister Ruth Miller taking Emergency Patient (with Blood drip) across a busy road from one side of Cirencester Memorial Hospital to
Red Cross nurses and doctors with wounded men during World War I Circa 1916
Creche at Holloway Prison December 1951
Creche at Holloway Prison December 1951 Local CaptionCreche at Holloway Prison December 1951
Nurses pushing a child in a wheelchair around Barts Fair, circa 1938
A nurse is watched as she dunks her hand into a bucket at Barts Fair April 1938
Nurses hitting a metal structure with a hammer at Barts Fair, circa 1938
Nurses dunk their hands into a bucket at Barts Fair circa 1938
Seven German nurses who were taken prisoner at Cherbourg Normandy after the Allies D-Day invasion. WW2 1944
A nurse attempts to salvage drugs and patients records after a London hospital was bombed during WW2. 1944
Nurses check the damage to a London hospital for the aged and infirm after WW2 air raid 1941
WW2 Nurses salvage equipment April 1944 from the wreckage of their hospital after it was hit by German bomb
WW2 Nurses clear wreckage from a bombed London hospital
British pilot with a fractured thigh talks to a nurse from his hospital bed WW2 1941
First British troops to be wounded during WW2 arrive in Birmingham 1940
WW2 Bomb damaged Hospital Sept 40 Nurses looking at damage
Nurses sing carols on Christmas Eve to patients in hospital in the wards 1940 World War Two
The National Hospital, London refurnished the out-patients waiting room in an effort to abolish " waiting-room blues" - now has fires, carpeted floor, armchairs and waitresses to serve tea
A British serviceman looks surprised as his wife presents him with a newborn baby
This is the room in which Mrs. Hanleys twins were bornThis is the room in which Mrs.Hanleys twins were born....The crib is full of debris when the London Maternity Hospital was bombed, the babies were under their mothers bed. 10th September 1940
three of the ten Swiss Nurses sent by the international committee of the Red Cross to Palestine. On the right is Mademoiselle Florence Cousin who Was seriously wounded when on duty in the Jewish
A nurse who was a dancer shows the children an exercise at the Thames Side war nursery. This is the biggest nursery of its kind in London
Londons Blitzed babies are now enjoying the peace and tranquillity of seaside air at West Country seaside resort
The arrival of a contingent of British nurses on the steamer "Marie Henriette"The arrival of a contingent of British nurses on the steamer " Marie Henriette" at Ostend. August 1914
German prisoners captured by the Belgians seen here in the courtyard of their prison in Bruges. August 14th 1914 Original caption reads
English nurses seen here meeting Belgian soldiers outside the Royal Palace before leaving Brussels for the front to tend to the wounded
A batch of English nurses seen here talking to Belgian soldiers outside the Royal Palace before leaving Brussels for the front to tend to the wounded
Scene from the play This Year of Greys in the Physiological Theatre at Guys Hospital. 6th February 1929
Two members of the Flying Sisters, a new airborne British nursing unit prepare their parachutes before boarding the plane for a mission
Nurses during WW2, with fragments of a bomb that probably fell in to the grounds of the hospital
Nurses observe damage done to building by bomb
Harry Secombe opened a new do-it-yourself social centre for the staff of South Shields General Hospital, in June, 1971, and was soon surrounded by the nurses
Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. Kidney patient Brenda Birch from Lillington, Leamington(centre) is pictured with staff nurse Angela Nee(left)
Nurses talk about the cost of meals for nurses at Gulson Road Hospital staff canteen, Coventry. Pupil nurse K. Jones(left), staff nurses S. Fox(centre) and S> E> N> Evelyn A
Nurses rejoice today following the announcement of their pay award. (l-r)Eileen Martin(24), Mindy Hindocha(22) and Gloria Noble(25) at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry. 18th September 1974
Coventry & Warwickshire hospitals Orthopaedic nurses attending their prizegiving ceremony at the Post-Graduate Medical Centre, Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry. 29th August 1974
Male nurses at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry. 22nd May 1974
Top orthopaedic nurse Lorraine Biggs with her graduation certificate at the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital award ceremony where 34 certificates
Final year student nurses who were presented with their badges and certificates at a ceremony at the hospital of St. Cross, Rugby
The matron of Walsgrave General Hospital, Miss Madden, with nurses who have collected their graduation certificates. Also in the photo are Mr. H. A. Thomas(left) senior tutor, and Mr. A. C
Student nurses who have completed the "Access to Nursing"Student nurses who have completed the " Access to Nursing" course at Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. (from left) Amanda Lewis, Suzanne McTigue, Gaynor Slater, Wendy Holder
