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- 1937-1954
Admission case book with entries numbered 13501-14500.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
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Admission case book with entries numbered 13501-14500.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Admission volumes with entries numbered 16501-17000.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Register of day patients and patients.
Register of patients.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Register of admissions from 1982-1987.
Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability
Bound volumes containing reports produced by the authorised visitor's committee. The reports relate to the condition of the hospital and general services in the hospital, along with the occasional comment from patients. The visits happened irregularly initially over the course of the year, with the reports being a few comments but developed into a more thorough analysis of the services in the hospital. The reports are a mixture of handwritten reports and typed, stuck-in, reports from 1938 onwards. Each report is signed by the visitor.
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Royal Hospital for Incurables London County Committee
Meeting agenda and minutes, annual reports and publications for the Hospital's London County Committee.
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Patronage and correspondence with Royal family and other dignitaries
Files containing the original lease for the purchase of the central London office for the RHI at Queen Victoria Street in 1898, and conveyance papers for the sale of land at West Hill to Wandsworth Council in 1964. Files also include trust deeds and settlements relating to the Lopes Chaplain Endowment Fund and the Waldo Sibthorpe bequest for the De Lancey Lowe room. Note: the lease for the original purchase of West Hill in 1863 is currently missing.
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Papers relating to the change of name of the hospital
Correspondence, memoranda, board minutes and reports relating to the change of the hospital's name from Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables to an alternative name which no longer includes the term 'incurables', which had become "increasingly problematic". File includes correspondence between the hospital and representatives of the Privy Purse, HRH Prince Charles, and members of the public regarding changing the name; an annotated list of alternative names drawn up; report on the case for changing the charity's name; notes from a meeting with J Walter Thompson, the marketing and communications firm, regarding name change, 1987. File also includes a letter from HRH Prince Charles congratulating the Development Trust for the Young Disabled new appeal for a 45 bed unit in November 1986.
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