"Landmarks / Documents of historical interest": early NCT correspondence and papers
- Date:
- 1952-1966
- Reference:
- SA/NCT/A/1/1/2
- Part of:
- National Childbirth Trust (NCT)
- Archives and manuscripts
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Papers include notes for lectures and speeches; summary of National Childbirth Trust seminar, 1961, "Report on the Training and Preparation of Mothers under the Auspices of the Trust", ?1958; notes for a normal labour; notices of lectures and seminars; Chairman's Report, 1958; membership application forms; NCA newsletters, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1962, 1963; Prunella Briance's notes on review articles; speeches from the official opening of headquarters, Dec 1964; papers by Sheila Kitzinger on research possibilities and the future of the NCT; notes on a visit by NCT to the MoH, 1966; papers relating to a seminar for Medical Officers of Health on Education for Motherhood, including annotated programme and information for participants, 1957; minutes of a General meeting, Nov 1958; notes for press conference held prior to inaugural meeting, 29 Jan 1957; notices for lectures by Grantly Dick-Read, including an introduction by Prunella Briance to a lecture by GDR; and other papers of historical importance to the NCT. Also includes Parents' Group Bulletin, Vol 11 no 3 (1956); Central Council for Health Education, Better Health, Vol XXX no 3 (1957).
Folder 2: Journal articles by Grantly Dick-Read. Includes a "Service of Blessing before Childbirth and Thanksgiving after Childbirth", with introduction by GDR.
Folder 3: "Natural CT". Leaflets and promotional material produced by the Natural Childbirth Association, including Aims leaflet, notice of inaugural meeting, and notices of lectures by Grantly Dick-Read. Also includes newspaper cuttings relevant to NCT, including obituaries for Dick-Read.
This folder of papers was originally filed as "Documents of historic interest, PB." Annotation on the file states that the title was later "augmented to be "Landmarks" file, Oct 1977".
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