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Shire of York > Records

PHOTOGRAPH OF NURSES AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS WWI THOUGHT TO BE AT OTTERSHAW PARK NEAR LONDON

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1914 - 1918

Overview

Black & white photograph of nurses and wounded soldiers at WW1 probably at Ottershaw Park near Heathrow, London. Alice B Williams is in the second to last row in the centre.
The Second photograph is the reverse

Historical information

Part of the Lionel O Sargent collection

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-198-DP2018.20ccc

Item type

Themes

Medicine & Health

Year

1914

Year End

1918

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Well provenanced

Shire of York

Shire of York

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