Sir Thomas Lewis: Lewis, his associates, and personalia. Photographs, 19--.

[between 1900 and 1999]

62 photographs : photoprints ; sheets of various sizes.

Wellcome Collection 672352i

A. Thomas Lewis: 11 photographs

B. Thomas Lewis's family (parents, siblings, wife, children): 9 photographs

C. Thomas Lewis personalia (house, gravestone; soldiers at the Military Heart Hospital, Sobroan Barracks, Colchester, undergoing remedial exercises for the Effort Syndrome (also known as Soldier's heart), probably 1917; etc.): 9 photographs

D. Thomas Lewis's associates: 33 photographs, including photographs of: Lewis and associates at UCL; A.E. Boycott; P.D. Camp (Richmond Va.); A.E. Cohn; T.F. Cotton; W.H. Craib; H.H. Dale; Alan Drury; W. Einthoven; W. M. Fletcher; R.T. Grant; Werner Hess; H. Himsworth; Alfred John Honour (1911-1996; senior laboratory assistant to Lewis 1929-1945 at the Department of Clinical Research, University College Hospital Medical School, photograph illustrating the limb leads of the electrocardiograph); W. E. Hume; J.H. Kellgren; E.M. Ladis; Donald MacLean (father of the defector); J.A. MacWilliam, physiologist at Aberdeen, first to recognize that sudden death in humans could be due to ventricular fibrillation and that this could be terminated by electrical means; H.M. Marvin; B.S. Oppenheimer; J. Parkinson; G. W. Pickering; Lord Platt; B.A. Robinson; M.A. Rothschild; E.H. Starling (3 photographs); Wilfred Trotter; Edward Wayne