Bertie HARWARD No 3854 AIF. Refer Reg No 341P for his service details..1) Post card photo, sepia, portrait of a soldier with slouch hat, background clear. .2) Post card photo, sepia showing 1 seated & 1 standing soldier in studio background. .3) Photo, sepia, showing a large group of hospital inmates, nurses & 2 small boys..1) On rear: To Mrs HARWARD 48 Arnold St Bendigo - (3854) Pte B Harward 12th Reinforcements 5th Battalion 2nd INF Brigade, On Active Service AIF .2) On rear: France 22.12.17 Yours affectionately Bert Harward .3) On rear: 28.9.18 Sulby Hall Hospital Welford Rugby England Bertie Harward 2nd from right front rowhospitals nurses, australian soldiers

Booklet with grey cover, title in black print on front along with image of a crest, a red Maltese cross, with the words Alfred Hospital Nurses League printed around it inside a circle. There is an attached scroll with the words "Ubi non est mulier ibi ingemiscit aeger" printed on itnon-fictionBrief history of the start of nurse training at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne and the Alfred Hospital Nurses' League.ahnl, alfred hospital

Booklet with grey cover, title in black print on front along with image of a crest, a red Maltese cross, with the words Alfred Hospital Nurses League printed around it inside a circle. There is an attached scroll with the words "Ubi non est mulier ibi ingemiscit aeger" printed on itnon-fictionBrief history of the start of nurse training at the Alfred hospital, and the Alfred Hospital Nurses' league.ahnl, alfred hospital

A few Alfred nurses who trained in the 1880's and 1890's presented this bell, on August 3, 1931, to the Alfred Hospital Nurses League. List of names Emma F. Rice (Graduated 1888) E.M. Farie-Wright (1888), J.May (1891), Rosa J.M.Snodgrass (1897), Florence B.Lloyd-Wilson (1891) Agnes Dale-Smith (1891) Annie Russell (1889) Annie E.H.Thomson (1892)The Nurses League was founded in 1918 for 'nurses to socialize and exchange ideas'. The League was very active and the social events notoriously noisy. The bell was presented in 1931 with a note, 'hoping it will be useful and also to show warm appreciation of our very pleasant Reunions from a few of the Trainees of the Eighties and Nineties'. The thought was to help bring the gatherings to order long enough to make announcements. It has been used extensively for this purpose over the years and most recently, at the League's centenary lunch in 2018.A small, engraved electroplated nickel silver metal bell. A double rim around the base and leaf shaped handle with graded spaces along the length of the handle.'Presented to the Alfred Hospital Nurses League from a Few Trainees of the Eighties & Nineties.' engraved on front of body of bell. EPNS at top of back of handlehand bell, alfred nurses hospital league

80th Anniversary of the Ballarat Base Hospital Trained Nurses League.Pen - Celebrate 80th Annual Reunion Ballarat Base Hospital Trained Nurses LeagueBurgundy ball point pen, gold colored trim.On side of pen is written "Ballarat Base Hospital / Trained Nurses League 1929-2008".anniversary, 80th, pen, ballarat, league

Illustrated book with white binding and black print. Tile and author's name on front cover and spine. Also on the front cover is an image of the AHNL badge (red patte cross suriunded by words 'Alfred Hospital Nurses League' in gilt on a white circular background. Under this is a banner with the word ubi non est mulier ibi ingemiscit ager (where woman is not there the sick man groaneth, in gilt letterring on a dark blue background non-fictionA history of the Alfred Hospital Nurses League (AHNL) On October 18 1918, Greta Lyons, 'on behalf of present and past trainees' asked the Alfred Hospital's Manager's Committee for permission to start the AHNL. Permission was granted, and the first meeting was held on November 25, 1918.ahnl, alfred hospital, nurses, alred hospital nurses league-history

Stawell District Hospital Nurses Certificate Folderstawell

Purple velvet display pillow edged in gold and white braid. Mounted on the display pillow are a gold Louisa Mann badge, an Alfred Hospital Nurses League Badge and a purple cardboard Dumbrells the Jewellers box.Louisa Mann badge: Front - central inscribed ‘AH’ within white circle encircled with another red ring inscribed UBI NON EST MULIER IBI INGEMISCIT AEGER Rear - Inscribed LOUISA MANN MEDAL/FOR/General Proficiency/in Nursing/Awarded to/CONSTANCE WEBSTER/1936/by the/Alfred Hospital Nursing League/9CT Nursing Graduation Badge: Front inscribed - upper ALFRED HOSPITAL NURSES LEAGUE’ and lower UBI NON EST MULIER IBI IMGEMISCIT AEGER Purple Cardboard Jewellery Box: DUMBRELLS/THE JEWELLERS/319-321 BOURKE ST.,/MELBOURNE./DIRECTLY OPPOSITE MYERS,/PHONE: CENTRAL 7580

Colour slide in a mount. Probably a hospital (nurse on verandah), possibly AustraliaMount Made in Englandslide, robin boyd

Staff at Kooringorama tuberculosis recuperation facility in York St, c.1920 Laser-printed copy of black and white photographhospitals, nurses, kooringorama

The photos relate to a collection re Robert O’Donahoo No 1399 AIF WW1. Refer Cat No 1500 for his service history. .1) Robert is the soldier with the arrow pointing down to him. On the rear of the card is a letter to his Mother which appears to be dated Oct 22nd 1915. He tells his mother about a 2nd operation on his leg that was amputated. Sister West is the Nurse behind him and the other is Sister Raymond. .2) The Hospital where Raymond was admitted to in England. .3) On the rear of the Post card in pen, “twin Sisters UREN who were on the Hospital ship Thermistocles on the way home in 1916, they lived in Adelaide. .4) Robert O’Donahoo is the Soldier standing on the left, on the rear of the photo in blue pen, “Caulfield Hospital 1916” The twin Sisters were Catherine Temby UREN, Amelia UREN. Robert had some 15 operations on his leg then a further 3 to correct the position of his leg which is evident in .1).1) Photo Post card, copy of original, B & W showing 4 wounded soldiers, 2 Nurses and possibly 2 Orderlies outside a hospital Ward. .2) Photo Post card, copy of original, view of a large Hospital area complex. .3) Photo Post Card, copy of original, B & W, 2 Nurses sitting on deck of a ship. .4) Photo Post Card, copy of original, sepia tone showing 4 soldiers, 2 standing with walking sticks, 2 sitting’photography, hospitals nurses, military ww1

Originally this teaching model belonged to Prince Henry's hospital library and was transferred to the Monash Medical Centre, Clayton in the 1970s by Sister Gertrude Berger, a famous nurse-educator, who is best known for her work leading up to the transfer of nursing education in Victoria from hospitals to universities in 1986.Gerty (as she was known in the School of Nursing) bought them in Europe in the late 1940s and early 1950s.Teaching model. Female Pelvis, cross section, flat 3D panel. Painted plaster on painted timber. Originally from Prince Henry's Hospital Nurses Library [ traces of stamp "PRINCE HENRYS HOSPITAL NURSES LIBRARY" on l.l.].teaching model, anatomy, female pelvis

Green background, title on front cover and spine. Coloured print of the Bendigo Gold District Hospital [ca 1880']. Dustjacket same format. Contains many black and white illustrations within.non-fictionA history of the Bendigo Hospital from its beginning in 1853, with the erection of a small slab and stone hospital to care for the diggers on the Bendigo goldfields, and its growth to a large regional medical institution.bendigo hospital, nursing, nurses, bendigo, hospitals-history, hospitals-victoria

Donated by family and friends in memory of Alfred nurse Eileen Rutherford in 1953. Eileen, a graduate of 1935, died on the Hospital Ship Centaur, bombed by the Japanese in May 1943. The sundial was demolished, along with the Main Nurses' Home in 1996. The dial and commemorative plaque were salvaged by the Archive.Of significance to the AHNL as the sundial, originally placed in the garden in front of the Main Nurses' Home was to remind the nurses of the future of the sacrifices of nurses during war. Metal sundial originally placed on a brick pedestal with accompanying plaque, located near the Punt Rd entrance to the main Alfred Hospital Nurses home 'Be as true to each other as the dial is to the sun'. Roman numerals, showing hours, minutes and the months of the year.sundial, hospital ship centaur, eileen rutherford

The Bendigo & Northern District Base Hospital Nurses' Graduation Ceremony Program, City Hall Bendigo, 4th May 1960. Contains the names of Graduates on the back page.nurses' graduation ceremony program, bendigo & northern district base hospital

The Northern District School of Nursing opened in 1950 to address the issues around nurse recruitment, training and education that had previously been hospital based. The residential school was to provide theoretical and in-house education and practical training over three years. The students would also receive practical hands-on training in the wards of associated hospitals. The Northern District School of Nursing operated from Lister House, Rowan Street, Bendigo. It was the first independent school of nursing in Victoria and continued until it closed in 1989.Northern District School of Nursing - four photocopied colour photographs of Swan Hill Hospital, nurses and sisters. A4 page of photos are undated and not annotated with nurses' names.nurse education, nursing administration

Dark blue binding, with title and authors names embossed on spine. Dust jacket has dark blue background, tile and authors names in whit print on front cover and spine. Reproduction of detail of the painting 'The good Samaritan' by Vincent van Gogh also on front cover. Numerous illustrations (mainly Photos) within.non-fictionOfficial Centenary history of the Austin Hospital in Heidelberg, from its founding as the Austin Hospital for Incurables in 1882 with an endowment by Mrs Elizabeth Austin. As well as the hospitals history it includes the Development of medical and nursing care during that time.austin hospital, austin health, heidelberg, nurses, nursing training, tuberculosis, medical care

The Alfred Hospital Nurses League (AHNL) was formed as an association of nurses in 1918 to offer support, friendship and fraternity. In 1920 the League introduced the hospital crest in badge form to be presented to each graduate nurse. The League holds the motto ubi non esti mulier ibi ingemiscit aeger - 'Where there is not a woman, there the sick man groaneth'. In 1934 the League inaugurated the Louisa Mann Gold Medal awarded each year to the most outstanding nurse during her three years of training. It also established a bed in the private wing of the hospital for any sick, needy, registered nurse, with preference being given to Alfred graduates.Gold Louisa Mann badgeLouisa Mann badge: Front - central inscribed ‘AH’ within white circle encircled with another red ring inscribed UBI NON EST MULIER IBI INGEMISCIT AEGER Rear - Inscribed LOUISA MANN MEDAL/FOR/General Proficiency/in Nursing/Alfred Hospital Nursing League/9CT Nursing Graduation Badge: Front inscribed - upper ALFRED HOSPITAL NURSES LEAGUE’ and lower UBI NON EST MULIER IBI IMGEMISCIT

The Alfred Hospital Nurses League (AHNL) was formed as an association of nurses in 1918 to offer support, friendship and fraternity. In 1920 the League introduced the hospital crest in badge form to be presented to each graduate nurse. The League holds the motto ubi non esti mulier ibi ingemiscit aeger - 'Where there is not a woman, there the sick man groaneth'. In 1934 the League inaugurated the Louisa Mann Gold Medal awarded each year to the most outstanding nurse during her three years of training. It also established a bed in the private wing of the hospital for any sick, needy, registered nurse, with preference being given to Alfred graduates.Gold Louisa Mann badgeLouisa Mann badge: Front - central inscribed ‘AH’ within white circle encircled with another red ring inscribed UBI NON EST MULIER IBI INGEMISCIT AEGER Rear - Inscribed LOUISA MANN MEDAL/FOR/General Proficiency/in Nursing/Alfred Hospital Nursing League/9CT Nursing Graduation Badge: Front inscribed - upper ALFRED HOSPITAL NURSES LEAGUE’ and lower UBI NON EST MULIER IBI IMGEMISCIT

Louisa Mann badge: Front - central inscribed ‘AH’ within white circle encircled with another red ring inscribed UBI NON EST MULIER IBI INGEMISCIT AEGER Rear - Inscribed Louisa Mann/Medal/For General Proficiency/in Nursing/Awarded To/Nurse Lorna Gordon/1944/by the Alfred Hospital/Nurses League/KG LUKE./MELB. 9C Alfred Hospital Nurses League badge: Front inscribed - upper ALFRED HOSPITAL NURSES LEAGUE and lower UBI EST MULIER IBI IMGEMISCIT AEGER Rear - inscribed Lorna Gordon Brown Cardboard Jewellery Box - nil inscription

Prospectus for people interested in undertaking nurse training at the Alfred Hospital , Melbourne. Includes pay rates and conditionsOf significance to the AHNL as most Alfred nursing students would have received a prospectusStapled booklet, with white cover. Front cover has three illustrations of nurses in various clinical activities, the Alfred Hospital Nurses League Badge [blue and red ink], title in black inkPrevious catalogue number handwritten in black ink at top right of front cover, numerous underlinings and notes within, ? preparation for a new editionalfred hospital, alfred hospital school of nursing, nursing education

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 1999. Bendigo hospital: the nurses' quarters.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Illustrated hard cover book with dustjacket. Book bound in dark blue canvas with title, authors name and publishers name in gold on spine. Dust jacket has dark blue background with the title and authors name on front and spine. Also on front cover is image of painting of a poppy by Des Norman. On the back cover there is an image of a 1947 hand coloured map of the Repat hospital.non-fictionHistory of the Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital in Melbourne from its creation, when it took over the 115th (Heidelberg) military Hospital in 1947 up to 1994.repatriation general hospital (heidelberg-victoria), veterans hospitals

Stawell Hospital Nurses Home Opening 1956stawell hospital medical

Ballarat Base Hospital Nurses WW1 Honour BoardWoodenww1, honour, nurses, ballarat, board

Ballarat Base Hospital Nurses WW11 Honour BoardWoodenww11, board, honour, nurses, ballarat

Illustrated book with dust jacket. Book has dark blue cover, with title and author's name printed in gilt ink on spine. Dust jacket has a coloured painting by Brian Dunlop, depicting two nurses standing either side of a patient in bed. Title (red and blue ink) and authors name (red ink) are superimposed on front cover and spine.non-fictionA history of Williamstown Hospital, from the first citizens meeting held in 1889 identifying the need for a local hospital, the hospitals opening with six beds in 1894, up until 1991.williamstown hospital, hospitals-victoria-history, nurses, nursing, medical services

Illustrated book with brown and cream cover. Title, editors name, and an illustration of a gramophone are printed in brown on the front cover. Also on the front cover is a brown and white photo of a man and woman riding camels in front of the Sphinx: Olive " airing herself around the Pyramids in lieu of pay" accompanied by Dr John Kneebone. Title is also printed in brown on the spine. On the back cover are printed extracts from the book, along with two small photographs, one is of the front of an envelope, the other is a photograph of Olive Haynes in uniform 1915non-fictionA collection of letters and diary extracts written by Olive Haynes, between 1914 and 1918. This book gives an invaluable insight into the experiences of an Australian Army nurse whose service saw her minister to casualties from some of Australia's most significant campaigns during World War Oneolive l.c.hayes, world war 1914-1918 - medical care, world war 1914-1918-hospitals, australian army nurses, nurse