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Lincoln Christ's Hospital School, Wragby Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN2 4PN. 15 Sep 2024. In person. Pre-booking not required. Visit Lincoln Christ's Hospital School and tour the buildings, look at our photo galleries and new digital website, look at "50 items for 50 years", hear about "Fifty Years On" and discuss "Routes - Networks ...
The Lillian Steveson Nursing Archives and Museum also accepts private collections relating to the School and Hospital life. Because of its symbiotic relationship to the General Hospital, the Archives also collects materials relating to the Hospital. Finding aid for the collections in the Archives will be made available to researchers upon request.
One of the most interesting rooms in Lincoln Christ’s Hospital School is the Garton Archive, named after a former pupil of Lincoln School, Professor Charles Garton. This room contains the archives from each of the four schools which amalgamated in 1974 to form LCHS; Lincoln School, Lincoln Christ’s Hospital School for Girls, Myle Cross Secondary School for Girls and St Giles Secondary Boys ...
- Early Nursing
- Nursing Schools
- Professional Nurses and Rural Nursing: 1920s-1940s
- Post-Confederation Nursing
Until the mid to late 19th century, nursing was not usually the job of professional nurses. Caring for the sick and injured normally took place in the home, and women acting as nurses did so as part of their domestic household duties. Few women were paid for this work, and those that did make their living by nursing were sometimes forced to by pers...
The medical care provided by hospitals and convents in St. John's and elsewhere established the need for trained nurses. Military nurses in the American Civil War (1861-1865) and the Crimean War (1853-1856) set a high nursing standard. The most notable of these was Florence Nightingale, who set up the first true nursing school in London in 1860. By...
There were few professional nurses working outside St. John's before the 1920s. Several organizations tried to overcome this problem by recruiting nurses outside Newfoundland and funding their placement in rural communities. The first of these was the Grenfell Association, which since the 1890s had been recruiting nurses from Great Britain and Nort...
After Confederation, funding increases, old age pensions, family allowances, and health insurance allowed better access to health care and increased the need for trained nurses. Newfoundland joined the federal-provincial hospital insurance program in 1958, and the extended Medical Care Plan in 1968. There were also increasing demands for regulation...
‘Lincoln Christ’s Hospital School: a New School based on Old Foundations’. References to the history of Lincoln High School are indebted to Joyce Skinner’s researches. Latin master RP Baker’s Play about Lincoln School in Elizabethan times, and Headmaster Charles Young’s Lincoln School Song are used to provide some lighter relief.
Students at Lincoln Christ's Hospital School (LCHS) celebrated the milestone by burying two time capsules on school grounds. Robin Foyster, chairman of LCHS committee, said it was a "significant ...
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Sep 15, 2024 · Heritage Open Day: Visit Lincoln Christ's Hospital School and tour the buildings, look at our photo galleries and new digital website, look at 50 items for 50 years, hear about Fifty Years On and discuss Routes - Networks - Connections. Four secondaries in Lincoln merged in 1974 to create the present school on our Wragby Road site. See if you can find your photo or that of family and friends ...
