GB 0100 KCLCA KHMS/PH - King's College Hospital Medical School Images

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GB 0100 KCLCA KHMS/PH

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King's College Hospital Medical School Images

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  • [1829-1990] (Produção)

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1 oversize box, 7 large boxes, 3 small boxes and 3 boxes of slides or 2.1 m3

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King's College Hospital was opened in 1840. In 1908 the King's College London (Transfer) Act was passed, its provisions coming into force on 1 September 1909. By this Act, King's College London was incorporated in the University of London while the government of the Hospital was separated from that of the College. The Committee of Management took over the School of Advanced Medical Studies, bringing into existence King's College Hospital Medical School, while the Faculty of Medical Science remained at the College. Henceforth, the College provided pre-clinical training only, and the King's College Hospital Medical School provided clinical training. Also under this Act, the King's College Hospital Medical School obtained recognition from, and was constituted as, a School of Medicine in the University of London. From that time until 1948, the government of the Medical School remained the responsibility of the Committee of Management of the Hospital, which was assisted by three Statutory Committees: the Medical Board, the Medical School Committee and the General Board of Teachers. In 1923, it was decided by the Delegacy of King's College and by the Committee of Management of the Hospital, to establish a School of Dental Surgery in connection with, and as part of, the Medical School. In 1948, under the provisions of the National Health Service Act 1946, the Medical School became disassociated with King's College Hospital. The Hospital came under the control of the Ministry of Health and the Medical School became part of the University of London. The Medical School now had its own governing body, the Council of the Medical School on which there were representatives of the Board of Governors of the King's Group, King's College London, the University of London and the Medical School's Academic Board. In 1983 King's College Hospital Medical School was reunited with the College to form King's College School of Medicine and Dentistry. The United Medical and Dental Schools (UMDS) of Guy's and St Thomas's Hospitals merged with King's College London in 1998, creating the Guy's, King's and St Thomas's School of Medicine.

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GB 0100 KCLCA KHMS/PH [1829-1990] Series of King's College Hospital 1 oversize box, 7 large boxes, 3 small boxes and 3 boxes of slides or 2.1 m3 Kings College Hospital , Medical School

King's College Hospital was opened in 1840. In 1908 the King's College London (Transfer) Act was passed, its provisions coming into force on 1 September 1909. By this Act, King's College London was incorporated in the University of London while the government of the Hospital was separated from that of the College. The Committee of Management took over the School of Advanced Medical Studies, bringing into existence King's College Hospital Medical School, while the Faculty of Medical Science remained at the College. Henceforth, the College provided pre-clinical training only, and the King's College Hospital Medical School provided clinical training. Also under this Act, the King's College Hospital Medical School obtained recognition from, and was constituted as, a School of Medicine in the University of London. From that time until 1948, the government of the Medical School remained the responsibility of the Committee of Management of the Hospital, which was assisted by three Statutory Committees: the Medical Board, the Medical School Committee and the General Board of Teachers. In 1923, it was decided by the Delegacy of King's College and by the Committee of Management of the Hospital, to establish a School of Dental Surgery in connection with, and as part of, the Medical School. In 1948, under the provisions of the National Health Service Act 1946, the Medical School became disassociated with King's College Hospital. The Hospital came under the control of the Ministry of Health and the Medical School became part of the University of London. The Medical School now had its own governing body, the Council of the Medical School on which there were representatives of the Board of Governors of the King's Group, King's College London, the University of London and the Medical School's Academic Board. In 1983 King's College Hospital Medical School was reunited with the College to form King's College School of Medicine and Dentistry. The United Medical and Dental Schools (UMDS) of Guy's and St Thomas's Hospitals merged with King's College London in 1998, creating the Guy's, King's and St Thomas's School of Medicine.

Received from the Weston Education Centre, Denmark Hill and deposited in the Hamstead Library Store in two accessions in July 2004 and July 2005 alongside images of Joseph Lister [see K/PP152] and photographs of Lister and his colleagues from the Hayman bequest [see KH/PP8/1). Many of the portraits were framed.

King's College Hospital Medical School images including portraits of prominent surgeons and physicians (photographs, sketches and prints) including staff and students of King's College Hospital (1870-1980); caricatures of prominent surgeons and physicians from the Vanity Fair 'Men of the day' series (1870-1904); photographs and sketches of King's College Hospital buildings, exteriors, interiors and openings of new buildings (1832-1989); group photographs including King's College Hospital staff, students, sports teams and formal dinners; photographs of graduations, ceremonies and lectures; slides used for lectures and ephemera including photographs, bookplates for King's College Hospital and the Royal College of Surgeons, sheet music and menus.

Arranged in sections as follows: portraits; King's College Hospital buildings; group photographs; graduations, ceremonies and lectures; lecture slides and ephemera. Portraits are arranged alphabetically by surname. All other images are arranged chronologically. Images are in three sizes, small (up to 26 x 39 cms), large (up to 53 x 63 cms), and oversize (up to 61 x 84 cms).

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Copies, subject to the condition of the original, may be supplied for research use only. Requests to publish original material should be submitted to the Director of Archive Services.
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Detailed catalogue available online and in hard copy in the reading room.

King's College Hospital Medical School Committee [see KH/MSC]; King's College Hospital Medical School Files [see KH/F & KCH/MS]; King's College Hospital Medical School Library [see KHL & KH/F]; King's College Hospital Ephemera: photographs [see KH/PH]; King's College London Photographs, Plans and Illustrations [see K/PH, KAS/PLAN, K/PLAN].

Entry compiled by Sarah Drewery. Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal Place and Corporate Names 1997. Oct 2008 King's College London King's College Hospital , Medical School King's College Hospital , London Hospitals Medical sciences Universities Medical education Portugal Street Westminster London England UK Western Europe Europe Denmark Hill Lambeth City of Westminster Southwark Higher science education Medical institutions Higher education institutions Health services Educational institutions

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Received from the Weston Education Centre, Denmark Hill and deposited in the Hamstead Library Store in two accessions in July 2004 and July 2005 alongside images of Joseph Lister [see K/PP152] and photographs of Lister and his colleagues from the Hayman bequest [see KH/PP8/1). Many of the portraits were framed.

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King's College Hospital Medical School images including portraits of prominent surgeons and physicians (photographs, sketches and prints) including staff and students of King's College Hospital (1870-1980); caricatures of prominent surgeons and physicians from the Vanity Fair 'Men of the day' series (1870-1904); photographs and sketches of King's College Hospital buildings, exteriors, interiors and openings of new buildings (1832-1989); group photographs including King's College Hospital staff, students, sports teams and formal dinners; photographs of graduations, ceremonies and lectures; slides used for lectures and ephemera including photographs, bookplates for King's College Hospital and the Royal College of Surgeons, sheet music and menus.

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Arranged in sections as follows: portraits; King's College Hospital buildings; group photographs; graduations, ceremonies and lectures; lecture slides and ephemera. Portraits are arranged alphabetically by surname. All other images are arranged chronologically. Images are in three sizes, small (up to 26 x 39 cms), large (up to 53 x 63 cms), and oversize (up to 61 x 84 cms).

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Open, subject to signature of reader's undertaking form.

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Copies, subject to the condition of the original, may be supplied for research use only. Requests to publish original material should be submitted to the Director of Archive Services.

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King's College Hospital Medical School Committee [see KH/MSC]; King's College Hospital Medical School Files [see KH/F & KCH/MS]; King's College Hospital Medical School Library [see KHL & KH/F]; King's College Hospital Ephemera: photographs [see KH/PH]; King's College London Photographs, Plans and Illustrations [see K/PH, KAS/PLAN, K/PLAN].

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Detailed catalogue available online and in hard copy in the reading room.

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Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal Place and Corporate Names 1997.

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