hospitals

West Ham Hospital Ladies Darts Trophy

West Ham Group Hospital Management Committee. Inter Unit. Ladies Darts Championship.

Winner from 1950 to 1953 was Miss F. Wright.

Part of Newham Heritage & Archives collection.

Health and Welfare
Sport and Recreation
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sports competitions
West Ham
1950s
20th Century
Plaques and Trophies

Edith Emma Richard Davies, Medals

Medals issued to Miss Edith Emma Richards Davies. The first woman to be awarded the Freedom of East Ham. On 16^th April 1935.

She was Nurse and midwife, trained at Plaistow; Superintendent of East Ham branch of the Plaistow Maternity Hospital and District Nurses' Home. Queens Nurse 1907-1934.

Guild of Saint Barnabas (Copper oval)

Red Cross medal (Bronze & Enamel with red cross)

Queen's Institute of District Nursing (Silver, shield shape)

Queen's Institute of District Nursing (Bronze & Enamel, shield shape)

University of St Andrews (Silver, shield shape)

General Nursing Council (Silver)

Plaistow Trained Nurse (Copper Shield with blue ribbon)

Plaistow Maternity Home (Bronze & Enamel)

Part of Newham Heritage & Archives collection

Health and Welfare
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maternity hospitals
maternity services
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Medals and Certificates

Original Seamans Hospital.

The Albert Dock Seamen's Hospital, Alnwick Road, Custom House, was founded in 1890, when the original buildings were opened in Connaught Road by the Seamen's Hospital Society, which maintained the hospital until it closed. The London School of Tropical Medicine was founded at this hospital in 1899 by Sir Patrick Manson, and remained there until 1924. The old dock-side buildings suffered from subsidence, and in 1937 a new hospital was built on the present site with help from the Port of London authority.

Queen Mary's, Bryant Street, 1983.

Queen Mary's Hospital, Bryant Street/West Ham Lane. 1983. The hospital was first built in 1890, then rebuilt and extended in 1895 and again between 1906 and 1910.

Queen Mary's Hospital, 196O.

Queen Mary's Hospital, rear of Hospital off Bryant street, 1960. The hospital was first built in 1890, then rebuilt and extended in 1895 and again between 1906 and 1910.

Plaistow Fever Hospital, Christmas early 1900s.

Plaistow Fever Hospital Children's Ward at Christmas.

Plaistow Hospital, 1984.

Plaistow Hospital originated from three hospitals in East London.

Plaistow Hospital, 1901.

Plaistow Hospital originated from three hospitals in East London.

Passmore Edwards Hospital.

Passmore Edwards Cottage Hospital

In 1902 a voluntary cottage hospital, named after Passmore Edwards, who had given £5,000 towards its cost, was opened in Shrewsbury Road.

Invalid and Crippled Children's hospital.

The Invalid and Crippled Children's hospital, Balaam Street, Plaistow, Erected in 1905,