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Memories of Haslar - staff & patients write about Britains best loved hospital Haslar was Britain’s best loved hospital. That’s not an idle boast. Even Queen Victoria said: “It would be difficult to think of a hospital more loved than the Royal Hospital Haslar”. Packed with stories & anecdotes from patients & staff, plus over 100 photographs, many from the hospital’s own archives. The stories here span seven decades, from World War ll to the day Haslar closed it’s doors for the last time in 2009. |
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Royal Haslar Hospital - A Pictorial History A pictorial record of the Haslar's history, covering many periods of time & location within the hospital walls. Format : 274 x 206mm |
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The Church of St. Luke 1963 and St. Lukes Church Haslar stood at the centre of the Royal Naval Hospital Haslar, roofless and ravaged by death watch beetle and with no defined budget for repairs and restoration. Two centuries earlier St. Luke's, due to an oversight was the last building to be completed and opened in 1762, thus completing the building of Royal Hospital Haslar, the first naval hospital in the United Kingdom. This booklet explains the story behind St. Luke's being finally built in 1762, the transportation of the church clock from London and two centuries later the involvement of Sir John Betjeman in the eventual restoration of the church. Soft back: 58 pages |
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A VISIT TO HASLAR, 1916 This enthralling little book describes the reflective return to the Royal Hospital Haslar in 1916, by the distinguished Military son of an eminent Naval Surgeon and naturalist some eighty years after he was first brought to Haslar as a child. In his own words Richardson describes both his visit and childhood memories of life in a busy Victorian hospital. Edited and published with photographs of the time, some of which have not been seen for many years this book will make interesting reading for anyone who has a love for this fine hospital. |
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