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Queens Hospital

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loisand

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Am I right in thinking that the attached postcard of Queens Chapel was part of QE hospital before the new one was built, thankyouIMG_20200419_1241238_rewind_kindlephoto-10936610.jpg
 
Afraid I don’t know the date of this drawing, but I’m sure someone will know. Viv.

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Please could a mod merge this thread and the Original Queens Hospital thread into the one Queens Hospital Bath Row thread (2nd link below). Many thanks. Viv

The original Queens Hospital

Does anybody have info on the original Queens hospital? The founding father of teaching medicine in Birmingham was Robert Cort Cox, who founded the Birmingham medical school, his protege was Sir James Sawyer, who taught at the hospital and was awarded a knighthood in 1885 for his services to...
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Queens Hospital Bath Row

Edit. For discussion about Birmingham Accident Hospital please see this thread here https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/birmingham-accident-hospital.34259/...
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