Oversize ephemera. EPH+46.

Subject coverage includes: Hospitals, County Galway Infirmary and Town Fever Hospital (1862), Misericordia General Dispensary (London, 1780s), Guy's Hospital (1835), a way of disinfecting hospitals, gaols etc. (Maidstone 1784), London Ophthalmic Infirmary (1828), the Scottish Hospital in London (1809), Archispedale Santo Spirito in Sassia (Rome, 1755), Bridewell Hospital (1809), Christ's Hospital (1699), medicine and medical advice to poor children (Hampstead 1769), Westminster Hospital (1770), food, coal, soap, straw etc. used in the Hôtel-Dieu (Paris?) in 1791, Ospedale Grande di Santa Maria della Scala (Arezzo 1757), law providing funds for hospitals to support children abandoned there (France 1791), proposal to build a public county infirmary in Stafford (18th century?), a medical widows' society (Vienna 1829), Devonshire Hospital and Buxton Bath Charity, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (1890s), Brompton Hospital Sanatorium (Frimley, 1908), reprint of part of a 1514 papal Bull from León X for the foundation of Valencia General Hospital, view of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Infirmary (1751), governors' charter of Grey-Coat Hospital charity school in Tothill Fields (1712), Manchester & Salford Medical Charities Fund with photographs of Manchester Royal Infirmary, Salford Royal Hospital, St. Mary's Hospital, Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester Children's Hospital, Ancoats Hospital, Northern Counties Hospital for Incurables, Manchester Northern hospital, Manchester Ear Hospital, Victoria Memorial Jewish Hospital, Manchester and Salford Hospital for Skin, Holt Radium Institute and Christie Hospital (1934), Northwich Rural and Northwich, Middlewich and Winsford Urban Hospital District (1902), Children's Hospital Shadwell, plan of the University Hospital Lewisham (2010), Chelsea and Westminster Hospital arts project repotrts (1993?).