Folder containing items pertaining to The Angliss Hospital. Contents: -articles, 'Patients wait too long', Angliss to get $1.2m upgrade', undated -article, 'Maternity ward wellbeing', Mail, 12 July 2011 -article, 'Angliss turns 75', Mail, 10 June 2014 -article, 'Sense of community', Mail, 10 June 2014 -article, 'Resident doctor', Mail, 10 June 2014 -article, 'The Angliss Hospital - through the years', Mail, 10 June 2014 -article, "No health respite", Ferntree Gully Belgrave Mail, 26th February 2013 -article, "Boost for hospital", Mail, 9th April 2013sir william angliss, angliss hospital, medical services

Souvenir booklet marking the official opening of the William Angliss Hospital, Upper Ferntree Gully, on 02 November 1958 by Lady Angliss. Includes a history of the hospital, originally opened in 1939.Soft cover 20-page booklet, 'landscape' format, stapled, containing black and white photographs and text.ferntree gully victoria australia, hospitals, health, william angliss hospital sir william angliss, lady angliss

Rita's Husband Timothy (Jim) Madigan (1898-1979) served in World War 1 and Rita was a member of the William Angliss Hospital Auxiliary, the Knoxbrooke Auxiliary and the Emerald Welfare Association. Jim was one on the foundation members of the Emerald RSL. These badges were awarded to Rita for her membership and service during her involvement in the Women's Auxiliary. Rita was also issued a Widow of World War 1 Veteran Travel pass. It is estimated that the travel pass was issued after Jim Madigan's death in 1979 as he was a veteran of World War I. The Madigan family were long term residents and business owners in Emerald. Jim Madigan became the local butcher. Rita's father owned the Emerald bakery since 1917. Jim and Rita had two daughters, Shirley and Vera. Vera has shared much of the Madigan family history with the Emerald Museum.These badges reflect Rita Madigan's (nee McLean) connection to and involvement in the two World Wars.8 military badges relating to World War I and World War IImilitary, world war one, world war i, first world war, rsl, rssaila, anfa, women's auxiliary, william angliss hospital, world war two, world war ii, badges, rita madigan, jim madigan, madigan, vera madigan

Selina Murray McDonald Sutherland was born in 1839 in Scotland, went to New Zealand, and became active in nursing. After an injury, she took a round tour by steamer, one stop being Melbourne where Sutherland stayed. She was involved in working in, or founding, various charities, importantly the Sutherland Homes for Neglected Children which, later, was donated land at Greensborough by Miss Meglin on which cottages were built. Contents Photocopy of booklet: "Selina M Sutherland: her life story and work" by J C Jessop, 3 June 1958.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcjean sutherland, alexander sutherland, selina sutherland nee murray, john murray, george mcdonald, anne mcdonald, margaret sutherland, margaret grand nee sutherland, robert grant, alfredton propert of rutherfords, t w hickson, masterton hospital new zealand, wellington public hospital, maria lloyd armour, "the villa" cottage little collins street, alfred hospital melbourne, women's hospital melbourne, scot's church neglected children's society, melbourne district nursing society, presbyterian church of victoria, rev dr bevan, rev alex stewart, alfred deakin, alex peacock, george maxwell, samuel leon qc, the victorian neglected children's aid society, 68 latrobe street melbourne, janet lady clarke, ellen sanderson, melbourne hospital, sutherland home for neglected children, victorian neglected children's aid society, william keogh, miss meglin of greensborough, josiah thomas m h r, dr will maloney m h r, john leillillon m l a, john lemmon, ada wenborn, leslie m perrott and partners, l j owen and sons, lady angliss, lady warner, g rodd, j c jessop, d m finlay, j williamson, e l mead, e smythe