Ward Collection (page 40)

The Australian Cricket Team at the Oval, 1938
Photographic montage of the Australian Cricket Team, that toured England in 1938, imposed onto the Oval Cricket Ground, Kennington, London

The East London Hospital for children
Five pictures of the interior of the hospital in 1878. 1, top image shows the Princess Mary Ward. 2, middle left, applicants awaiting admission. 3, middle right, the serving of breakfast

Christmas at the London Hospital
Decorating the Christmas tree in the childrens ward at the London Hospital, Whitechapel

Cricket / Team / Hampshire
Hampshire: Webb, Baldwin, Lewis, Hill, Soar, Ward, Lacey, Bencraft, Studd, Robson, Bacon, Wooton

Cricket / Team / Lancashire
Lancashire: Mold, Paul, Lunt, Baker, Smith, Sugg, Ward, Tindall, MacLaren (C), Bardswell, Briggs, Smith, Tinsley

Cricketer, A. Ward
Albert Ward Cricketer - Yorkshire and Lancashire

Ward in the Hampstead small pox hospital
The Hampstead hospital was one of the four fever and small pox hospitals in London. The building was erected in 1870 to cope with the small pox epidemic

Guys Hospital oxygen chamber
The oxygen chamber in the Addison ward. Patient pictured receiving oxygen treatment

The Canons Ward
Illustration to accompany a story James Payn, showing a late-Victorian family seated around the dinner table. An elaborate floral

Matrons Decorate Ward
Two matrons decorate a hospital ward for Christmas

Ben Tillett / Vfair 1908
BENJAMIN TILLETT English Labour leader, trades unionist and MP, seen here with JOHN WARD

Colour Cure Ward / 1918
H. Kemp-Prossors colour cure ward for shell shock cases, at McCaul hospital, Welbeck Street

Visiting Time 1893
Visiting time on the childrens ward; a father sits by his daughters bed

Premature Baby
A nurse in the Baby Ward holds a premature baby in her lap and gets ready to give the baby its bottle

Costume / G R Ward C. 1815
A young dark haired woman in a white gown with short, full sleeves and a red shawl. She wears her hair in soft curls. Her jewellery is of gold

Mrs Humphry Ward (Photo)
Mary Augusta, mrs HUMPHRY WARD writer, niece of Matthew Arnold, opponent of womens suffrage

Mrs Humphry Ward (Downey
Mary Augusta, mrs HUMPHRY WARD writer, niece of Matthew Arnold, opponent of womens suffrage

Florence Ward / Dover Str
Actress Florence Ward in silk pyjamas is ready for bed having removed her stockings, paste buckle shoes, petticoats & other attire

Womens Night Lodging
The womens ward of a night lodging house, London Date: 1902

Casual Ward Sunday
London : Sunday morning in a casual ward - the vagrants at morning service

Nurse in Children Ward
A hospital nurse in the childrens ward

Elizabeth Stuart Ward
ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS WARD American author, b. Boston, nee Mary Gray Phelps. m. (1888) Henry D. Ward

Mrs Humphry Ward
MRS HUMPHRY WARD English novelist, nee Mary Augusta Arnold, b. Tasmania. Niece of Matthew Arnold

Sledge made for Christina, later Queen of Sweden
A sledge which Count Axel Oxenstierna had made for his ward Christina, later Queen of Sweden

Stephen Ward, Wolves vs Barnsley, 13 / 12 / 08
Stephen Ward, Wolves

Stephen Ward, Wolves vs Burnley, 8 / 11 / 08
Stephen Ward, Wolves

Stephen Ward, Preston North End vs Wolves, 20 / 9 / 08
Stephen Ward, Wolves

ARTEMUS WARD 1834 - 1867
ARTEMUS WARD (Charles Farrar Browne) American humorist. Worked for Vanity Fair, and toured in America and Britain

GUYs ACCIDENT WARD / 1887
Visiting day in the accident ward of Guys Hospital

William Ward, 1st Earl of Dudley (1817 - 1885)

GUYs HOSPITAL / 1887
Visiting day on the accident ward

Hospital / Childrens Ward
A childrens ward

CHILDRENs WARD / 1897
A visit to the hospital. A young girl is brought oranges, a small toy dog and a Punch figure by her family

Hospitals / USA / Bellevue
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, NEW YORK A critical case: a bedside consultation for the benefit of students and nurses

Windsor Castle
The Round Tower, or the Middle Ward, of Windsor Castle, built in the form of an amphitheatre on the highest point of the castle mount. The castle was built by William the Conqueror

Montgomery Ward Store
The Kansas City store boasts more than 25 acres (10 hectares) of floor space : at peak times, nearly 5000 staff are employed here

Spanish Galleons Firing
Spanish galleons attempt to ward off rivals for the New World

Exploration / Shackleton
Members of the Shackleton and Scott Discovery expedition of the Antarctic grow crocuses in the ward-room

Pyne - Wardmote Inquest
WARDMOTE INQUEST Each London ward has an inspector, whose job is to check the weights and measures used by market traders and the like, to prevent cheating

Joseph George Ward
JOSEPH GEORGE WARD New Zealand statesman

Cobra Engraving C18Th
The Hooded Serpent. A cobra puffs out his hood to ward off any preditors

Convent School Prize
A certificate or bookplate to mark the winning of a prize for passing Cambridge Senior by Marian Ward, VI form, Ursuline Convent, Upton, Essex & St Angelas High School

American Elections
A New York polling station in a ward inhabited by the Upper Ten - the ten thousand best people. Lincoln, incumbent president, is by no means their favorite candidate

Pyne - Alderman
AN ALDERMAN Each Ward of London has its alderman to settle its business, redress grievances and choose a Lord Mayor from among their number

Boer War Camp Scene
British camp scene during the Boer War where, according to private Ward of the Frontier Mounted Police, Borwicks Baking Powder enabled them to enjoy excellent bread

Shakespeare / Ward / Bust
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Playwright and poet. From the monumental bust at Stratford-on-Avon

Marylebone Workhouse
London : the Casual Ward for overnight lodgers, at Marylebone Workhouse

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"Ward: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the past with a captivating journey through various wards that have left their mark on history. From the intricate Map of the City of Dublin in 1797 to the prestigious Walton Heath Golf Club in 1932, each ward holds its own story. Immerse yourself in Stephen Ward's sketches of celebrities from 1960, capturing moments frozen in time. Witness the unlikely sight of a Bear Waiter serving guests, an enchanting glimpse into whimsical imagination. Remember the brave Titanic engineers, whose sacrifice echoes through time as we honor their memory. Monsieur de St. George's portrait by William Ward transports us back to April 4th, 1788, revealing a man who defied societal norms and paved his own path. Discover hidden treasures like the Entrance to Castle grounds in Dudley, West Midlands or Spy's artistic portrayal of Yorkshire Cricket players in 1892. Freda Dudley Ward and her children remind us of cherished family bonds that transcend generations. Marvel at Waterhouse Hawkins' model dinosaurs from 1866, showcasing mankind's fascination with prehistoric creatures. And let us not forget Ward C3 at Rubery Hill Hospital on August 11th, 1969—a place where compassion and healing intertwined within its walls. Finally, Albert Ward stands tall as a symbol of dedication at St Marys Hospital in Paddington—his legacy forever etched into London's landscape. These diverse glimpses into different "wards" invite you to explore history from multiple angles—each telling its unique tale within our collective narrative.