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Keswick Hospital : The long & the short of it

c. 1918, Photograph, B 26285/121

'The long and the short of it'.

Keswick Hospital : In the kitchen

c. 1918, Photograph, B 26285/122

Snapped in the kitchen (Diggers dining hall).Misses E. & V. Williams - also Sylvia and Rhoda. 'The end of a perfect (busy) day.

Keswick Hospital : Chevron and badge

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The pride of the Keswick Hospital Helpers. Our Chevron and Badge. 1914-1921.

Keswick Hospital : No. 7 A.G.H. Office Staff

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No. 7 A.G.H. Office Staff. Standing : Gates, Stevens, Archer; sitting : Wyatt, Miss Temple, Major Jay, Cross.

Keswick Hospital : Carter

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Carter. Hoisting of the first 'Union Jack' Keswick Hospital.

Keswick Hospital : Haines, Rogers and Stopp

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Major Haines, Lt. col. Rogers, C.O., and Lieut. Stopp.

Keswick Hospital : Hancock, Young and Rice

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Matron Hancock, Ltd. Young, Major Rice.

Keswick Hospital : P.W. Rice, W.A. James, G.S. Shipway

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Captains Patrick William Rice, William Abel James, and Graham Stuart Shipway.

Keswick Hospital : Jay, Young

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Major Jay and Lieut Young.

Keswick Hospital : Major Rice

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Major Rice, C.O. 1921.

Keswick Hospital : the Quartermaster

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Capt. Render, O.C. of the stores 1915-1921.

Keswick Hospital : Mabel Marryat

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Mabel Marryat, honorary superintendent of the Red Cross Depot at Keswick.

Keswick Hospital : Masseurs at Keswick

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Masseurs at Keswick. Lieut Millikin, S.Sgt. Bennett, Misses Gilmour and Birks.

Keswick Hospital : Smiler

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Smiler. Sgt. Barnes, 10th Batt. (our cheery little sergeant).

Keswick Hospital : Mabel Marryat with Ella and Violet Williams

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Mabel Marryat, honorary superintendent of the Red Cross Depot at Keswick, with Ella and Violet Williams. Ella and Violet Williams, the two women in white, were named by the diggers 'The Banana and Chocolate ladies'.

Keswick Hospital : The odd job man

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The odd job man. Carter (M'dear).

Keswick Hospital : The whitewasher

c. 1918, Photograph, B 26285/137

The whitewasher. 'At it again Perkins? Aye - In sunshine or rain, I must whiten the drains'.

Keswick Hospital : Souvenir of Army Nurses day

c. 1918, Photograph, B 26285/138

Oval cardboard souvenir of the Army Nurses Day, 27 October 1917. Drawing of a nurse 'One of God's Angels' in the centre. Signed around drawing by nurses.