Warwick hospital Black & White Stock Photos
RFCF8604–The Lord Leycester Hospital retirement home Warwick England West Gate High Street Warwickshire West Midlands England Europe UK
RFDT8WHP–Timber framed facade Lord Leycester Leycester Hospital Warwick town Warwickshire England Britain UK
RMG459F0–Library file 184020-1 dated 8.4.78 of Stunt motorcyclist Eddie Kidd, who was on a ventilator in a hospital intensive care unit today (Monday) after crashing during a show. His condition was described as 'critical but stable'. A Warwick Hospital spokesman said he had pelvic injuries and serious head injuries. Photo by PA. See PA Story ACCIDENT Kidd.
RMERG77F–The Lord Leycester Hospital, Warwick. The buildings have functioned as a hospital and retirement home for ex-servicemen since
RMKHH72A–2 205400 Warwick Hospital float in the procession during Warwick's centenary celebrations, 1940
RM2HJYJ90–1940s, historical view from this time of Lord Leycester's hospital, Warwick, England, UK. Situated next to West Gate on the High Street, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester acquired the buildings in 1571, to be used as a hospital for aged or injured soliders under a royal charter from Queen Elizabeth 1. In that era, a hospital did not mean a medical facility, but more of a care or rest home. In the street, we can see a man on a bicycle, with a small child sitting on the back.
RMPCTMXW–The Lord Leycester Hospital is located on High Street, Warwick, England and dates mainly from the late 14th Century. Clustered round the Norman gateway into the town, with the 12th Century Chantry Chapel above. it was for nearly 200 years home to Warwick’s medieval Guilds. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth I the buildings became, under the patronage of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, a place of retirement for old warriors who had fought in the Elizabethan era wars.
RMG4RD2R–Actress Hannah Gordon at Queen Charlotte's Maternity Hospital in London with her baby son . The baby, Miss Gordons first child, was born on 19th July weighing 7lb 5oz. Miss Gordon, 28, lives with her film cameraman husband Norman Warwick in Middlesex.
RM2HHT28E–Nurses of Coventry and Warwick hopsital stop for a cup of tea in the voluntary canteen in the hospital grounds after their building was targeted by the German Luftwaffe in an air raid during the Second World War.10th April 1941.
RM2HX5K4G–Ancient Almshouses of England: Lord Leycester's Hospital. Lord Leycester's Hospital, Warwick, was founded by Robert, Earl of Leycester, in 1571. Our photograph shows four of the brethren with the 'Gaudy Cups' which date from 1579. The cups are filled specially on four days of jollifications Oakapple Day, Foundation Day (July 1), Guy Fawkes Day, and Christmas Day. The foundation provides for a Master and twelve ex-soldier brethren who wear the picturesque gowns and hats provided. The badges on the gowns, with one exception, were those originally given by Lord Leycester and bear the dare 1571
RMJM6289–1870: The courtyard of Leicester's Hospital. The Hospital is a historic group of timber-framed buildings in Warwick High Street dating mainly from the late 14th Century. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth I it became a place of retirement for old warriors known as the Brethren. The Brethren and Master, who still live within the walls of the building, are a living legacy of almost 450 years of history, Warwickshire, England.
RFCF85W2–The Lord Leycester Hospital retirement home Warwick England West Gate High Street Warwickshire West Midlands England Europe UK
RMDT8T71–Timber framed facade Lord Leycester Leycester Hospital Warwick town Warwickshire England Britain UK
RMET4FMM–Lord Leycester Hospital, a delightful and historic group of 14th century timber-framed buildings, which is a retirement home for ex-Servicemen in Warwick, Warwickshire. October 1952.
RM2AGC3RY–. English ironwork of the XVIIth & XVIIIth centuries; an historical & analytical account of the development of exterior smithcraft. GATES TO TEWKESBURY ABBEY BY WILLIAM EDNEY,MADE FOR LORD GAGE IN 1734. William Edney 73 thirty years, or the gates may have been brought from an earlierbuilding, or a successor was left imbued with his traditions. Thegates to St. Johns Hospital in Warwick resemble those in QueensSquare, Bristol, and like the rail to the Leicester tomb in St. Marys,Warwick, are characteristic of Edney. The hospital gates werefor many years overgrown with ivy, and the entire overthr
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RMJM6282–1870: The entrance to the porch of Leicester's Hospital. The Hospital is a historic group of timber-framed buildings in Warwick High Street dating mainly from the late 14th Century. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth I it became a place of retirement for old warriors known as the Brethren. The Brethren and Master, who still live within the walls of the building, are a living legacy of almost 450 years of history, Warwickshire, England.
RMET0KMR–Lord Leycester Hospital, a delightful and historic group of 14th century timber-framed buildings, which is a retirement home for ex-Servicemen in Warwick, Warwickshire. October 1952.
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Mat 22, 1919. The Florists^ Review 33. James S. Smith. James S. Smith, aged 25, son of George C. Smith, landscape gardener and florist, of Canandaigua, N. Y., died at the Memorial hospital after a few days' illness. Death was due to pto- maine poisoning. Mr. Smith was an enterprising young man and the many and beautiful floral tributes received gave evidence of his sterling character. James A. Foster. James A. Foster, proprietor of the Warwick Greenhouses, at Warwick, E. I., died suddenly at Fostmere, his coun- try home. May 15, aged 73. He was bor Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRJANC/florists-review-microform-floriculture-mat-22-1919-the-florists-review-33-james-s-smith-james-s-smith-aged-25-son-of-george-c-smith-landscape-gardener-and-florist-of-canandaigua-n-y-died-at-the-memorial-hospital-after-a-few-days-illness-death-was-due-to-pto-maine-poisoning-mr-smith-was-an-enterprising-young-man-and-the-many-and-beautiful-floral-tributes-received-gave-evidence-of-his-sterling-character-james-a-foster-james-a-foster-proprietor-of-the-warwick-greenhouses-at-warwick-e-i-died-suddenly-at-fostmere-his-coun-try-home-may-15-aged-73-he-was-bor-RRJANC.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Mat 22, 1919. The Florists^ Review 33. James S. Smith. James S. Smith, aged 25, son of George C. Smith, landscape gardener and florist, of Canandaigua, N. Y., died at the Memorial hospital after a few days' illness. Death was due to pto- maine poisoning. Mr. Smith was an enterprising young man and the many and beautiful floral tributes received gave evidence of his sterling character. James A. Foster. James A. Foster, proprietor of the Warwick Greenhouses, at Warwick, E. I., died suddenly at Fostmere, his coun- try home. May 15, aged 73. He was bor Stock Photo")
RMRRJANC–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Mat 22, 1919. The Florists^ Review 33. James S. Smith. James S. Smith, aged 25, son of George C. Smith, landscape gardener and florist, of Canandaigua, N. Y., died at the Memorial hospital after a few days' illness. Death was due to pto- maine poisoning. Mr. Smith was an enterprising young man and the many and beautiful floral tributes received gave evidence of his sterling character. James A. Foster. James A. Foster, proprietor of the Warwick Greenhouses, at Warwick, E. I., died suddenly at Fostmere, his coun- try home. May 15, aged 73. He was bor
RMJM62DD–1870: The kitchen in Leicester's Hospital in Warwick. The Hospital is an historic group of timber-framed buildings in the High Street dating mainly from the late 14th Century. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth I it became, under the patronage of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, a place of retirement for old warriors known as the Brethren. The Brethren and Master, who still live within the walls of the building, are a living legacy of almost 450 years of history. Warwickshire, England.
RMET063B–Lord Leycester Hospital, a delightful and historic group of 14th century timber-framed buildings, which is a retirement home for ex-Servicemen in Warwick, Warwickshire. October 1952.
RMB5354T–Lord Leycester Hospital a delightful and historic group of 14th century timber-framed buildings, Warwick. October 1952 C4989
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