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Opening of the new Royal Infirmary, 6 July 1914

Article "The Healing Art in Old Glasgow," 2 April 1927

Election of Mr Robert Robertson as Dean of Guild of the City, 10 October 1928

Pictures relating to the New Lister Theatre, 12 October 1928

Article regarding the opening of the New Lister Theatre, 13 October 1928

Article on Sir Donald MacAlister, 13 October 1928

Visit of Duke and Duchess of Kent and the laying of the foundation stone at Canniesburn, 29 May 1935

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Glasgow Royal Infirmary28

Inventory of the surgical instruments of the GRI28/1

'Catalogue of Surgery-Class Museum'28/2

Plan. Proposed new fever wards.28/3

Index of diseases28/4

Students ticket of admission to the Royal Infirmary for Mr Roderick Millar.28/5

Booklet: The Constitution and Rules and Regulations of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary.28/6

Booklet: The Charters of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary by Peter Rintoul28/7

Booklet: The Mansion House, Glasgow's Greatest Guest House its purpose and its problems.28/8

Booklet: A Humble Plea for the Retention of the Famous Lister Ward in the Royal Infirmary of Glasgow by James A. Morris28/9

Booklet: The Pattern in the Mount a Sermon preached by Rev Professor W. Manson, in the University Chapel, Glasgow on Hospital Sunday, 14 February 1926.28/10

Booklet: Education in Nursing. An address given in London in 1895 by Mrs Strong.28/11

Booklet: Introductory remarks to Practical classes on Ward Work by Mrs Strong, Matron, Royal Infirmary, 189328/12

Addresses given to the annual meeting of delegates of employee contributors to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary28/13/1-4

Nurses' League Journal Glasgow Royal Infirmary No 15.28/14

Newspaper Cuttings from The Herald28/15/1-7

Poem reprinted from The Glasgow Herald entitled "The Cathedral" by Lauchlan Maclean Watt.28/17

Illustration of a ward in the Royal Infirmary (taken from a publication).28/18

Caricature by W. Thomson of Mr Pringle doing a ward visit.28/19

Postcard to Mr C. McKirkle, Chief Steward from W. Thomson. Illustrated "Ode to a Chief Steward."28/20

Postcard to Mr Charles McKirkle, House Steward from W. Thomson. Cartoon "I am having a 'Royal' time at Cullen."28/21

Scrapbook album of newspaper cuttings28/22

View of Parkhouse Lane leading to Ladywell Street, Drygate.28/23

Ward in Lister Block.28/24

Medical Ward in Old Infirmary.28/25

Group in the conservatory.28/26

Ward 1, Lister Block. Dr Fife in centre of the group.28/27

Major Garroway 4th V.R.S.R. (Queen Victoria Volunteer Reserve) during the Boer War. Later manager of the Royal Infirmary.28/28

Conservatory.28/30

Grocery store in Old Infirmary. Charles McKirkle in centre.28/31

Grocery store in Old Infirmary. Charles McKirkle 1st on left.28/32

Laboratory.28/33

Laboratory28/34

Board Room28/36

Ward in Lister Block.28/37

Ward in Lister Block.28/38

Ward in Lister Block.28/39

Ward in Lister Block.28/40

Group of children.28/41

Ward in Old Infirmary. Dr John Henderson 2nd from left.28/42

Medical Ward in Adams Block.28/43

Resident's Dining Room used as a ward.28/44

E.N.T. personnel in Old Infirmary. 1st on left possibly James Kerr Love.28/45

E.N.T. Theatre in Old Infirmary.28/46

E.N.T. Theatre28/47

Chapel under glass cupola, Old Infirmary.28/48

Front view of Old Infirmary.28/49

Sick bay in nurses home.28/50

Sick bay in nurses home.28/51

Nurses home..28/52

Nurses home.28/53

Group of female staff.28/54

Group of nurses in ward in Lister Block.28/55

?J. Hogarth Pringle in Surgical Theatre.28/56

Unidentified nurse.28/57

Unidentified nurse.28/58

Possibly Nurse Nisbet later Mrs McDonald.28/59

Dr J. Maxtone Thom entering the cathedral.28/60

Ward 30. Lister Block. Dr Balfour Marshall 3rd from right.28/61

Laundry. Miss McLaren, Superintendent of Laundry and later Matron of the Ophthalmic Institution in centre left.28/62

Opening of the New Infirmary by H.M. the King.28/63

Wounded soldiers with nursing staff. Ward G.28/64

The Dispensary outpatients waiting room.28/65

Ward. 2nd from left standing, Mr Adams.28/66

Theatre in centre block.28/67

Dr J. Maxtone Thom, Superintendent and an unknown man28/68

Three portraits of Stores Department Staff in military uniform28/69

Group photograph of staff in conservatory.28/70

Funeral of Nurse Kate Bell, last of Lord Lister's nurses.28/71

Funeral of Nurse Kate Bell, last of Lord Lister's nurses.28/72

Dispensary for drugs.28/74

Front view of Royal Infirmary with dummy clock erected.28/75

Old College bell brought by Major Garroway from Old College, High Street and gifted to the G.R.I.28/76

Visit of Santa Claus organised by the Rotary Club to the Royal Infirmary.28/77

Mr Henry Rutherford (1861-1929) with his surgical team in the Surgical Operating Theatre at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary.28/78

Mr H. Rutherford, Surgeon in Charge of Wards 22, 23, 24.28/79

Surgical ward. Mr Thomas Kay, Surgeon in Charge, 2nd from right.28/80

Medical ward.28/81

Mr John M. Munro Kerr, Surgeon, Diseases of Women28/82

Gynaecology ward. Dr John Munro Kerr 2nd from left.28/83

5th floor theatre. Sister Craig at table.28/84

Group of Royal Infirmary staff.28/86

Wedding. Charles McKirkle 3rd from right. (Possibly C. McKirkle's wedding)28/87

Nursing staff in conservatory.28/88

Nurses' Dining Room.28/89

Dining Room.28/90

Surgical theatre.28/91

Surgical ward.28/92

Surgical ward. Mr H. Rutherford 3rd from left.28/93

Surgical ward. Donald Duff, Assistant Surgeon standing beside bed.28/94

Surgical ward. (2 copies)28/95/1-2

Ward.28/96

Ward.28/97

Ward28/98

Ward28/99

Ward28/100

Ward.28/101

Ward. Sister Craig on right hand side.28/102

Surgical ward. Donald Duff 2nd from right.28/103

Ward.28/104

Surgical ward. J.A.G. Burton on right, standing.28/105

Chapel28/107

House Steward Charles McKirkle with hospital staff.28/108

Demolition of Lister Ward.28/109

Nursing staff with Dr J. Maxtone Thom, Superintendent.28/112

Ward 21. Sister Mitchell.28/113

Conservatory joining Infirmary and Nurses' Home.28/114

E.N.T. Department.28/115

B.B.C. "5 S.C." Station personnel.28/116

Mrs Miller, laundry worker28/117

Miss Melrose, Matron28/118

Mock-up of Lister Ward at the Wellcome Institute Medical Museum London.28/119

Pharmacy staff.28/120

Burns Supper held at the Royal Infirmary.28/121

Group of three. Liveryman in centre, Charles McKirkle on right.28/122

Grocery store. Head grocer Charles McKirkle, 2nd from right, David Kinnaird 3rd from right.28/123

Electric dinner wagon.28/125

Electric dinner wagon.28/126

Table.28/131

Entrance to Queen Victoria Building. Plinth marking site of Archbishop's Palace.28/132

Plinth marking site of Archbishop's Palace.28/133

Back of nurses home.28/134

Glasgow Royal Infirmary collection day.28/135

Works staff and others.28/136

Aerial view of Canniesburn Auxiliary Hospital.28/137

View of Glasgow Royal Infirmary from the Necropolis28/138

View of Royal Infirmary from the Necropolis.28/139

Hot plate for keeping food warm.28/140

Group photograph of doctors and nurses in conservatory.28/141

Group photograph of Triple Qualification Glasgow final year students, 1932-1937.28/142

Additional photographs28/143

Material Relating to the Bicentenary28/146

Booklet. From Almoner to Social Worker: Social Work at Glasgow Royal Infimary, 1932-198228/147

Plan on linen entitled, Royal Infirmary Reconstruction Glasgow, Special Diseases Block, Drawing 14, showing west elevation.28/148

History of the GRI buildings28/149