THE HISTORY OF THE LONDON HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Presented by Peter Morrell & Sylvain Cazalet
Preface by Peter Morrell
Foreword by Edward A. Attwood
* THE LONDON HOMŒOPATHIC HOSPITAL
* GOLDEN SQUARE, 1850-1859. (25 BEDS)
– Outbreak of Cholera in 1854
– A Munificent Offer
* GREAT ORMOND STREET,
BLOOMSBURY, 1859-1895.
(50 BEDS)
* THE SECOND HOSPITAL IN GREAT
ORMOND STREET, 1895-1909
(100 BEDS)
– The Operating Theatre
– The Out-Patient Department
– X-Ray and Electrical Department
– The Dispensary
– The Chapel
– The Bacteriological Laboratory
– The Heating and Hot Water System
– The Kitchen
– The Late Treasurer
* THE ENLARGED HOSPITAL, IN GREAT
ORMOND STREET, 1911-14
(163 BEDS)
– The Corner Stone of the Sir Henry
Tyler Wing
– The Sir Henry Tyler Wing
– The Roof Garden
* COST OF FREEHOLDS AND HOSPITAL
BUILDINGS 1859-1912
* THE CONVALESCENT HOME AT
EASTBOURNE
