Hospital for Women
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Occupation | Barbarina Brand, Baroness Dacre | She also participated with her husband in local good works. At Christmas 1819 she was recorded as giving a cloak and a good pair of blankets to every poor family in Kimpton parish, and... |
Timeline
1842: Accoucheur Protheroe Smith wrote a circular...
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1842
Accoucheur Protheroe Smith
wrote a circular entitled Medical Testimony on the Expediency of Establishing a Hospital for the Diseases of Women; it was established the following year.
25 January 1844: The first patients were admitted to the Hospital...
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25 January 1844
The first patients were admitted to the Hospital for the Diseases of Women
in Red Lion Square, London.
1845: The Hospital for the Diseases of Women became...
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1845
The Hospital for the Diseases of Women
became the Hospital for Women.
Late 1860s: The Hospital for Women in Soho Square admitted...
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Late 1860s
The Hospital for Women
in Soho Square admitted patients for an average of ninety-two days.
July 1869: The Hospital for Women in Soho Square introduced...
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July 1869
1885: Queen Victoria sent a £500 donation to the...
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1885
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