Gone to War as Sister: Great War Nurses and their East Melbourne Links

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PDF file(s):

Gone to War as Sister - exhibition panel 2 (18.05 MB)

Acquisition number:

1255

Catalogue number:

emdfex0018

File name:

DFEX0018

File location:

Digital archive

One of 16 illustrated panels prepared by Janet Scarfe volunteers from the East Melbourne Historical Society as part of an exhibition, Gone to War as Sister, commemorating the lives and work of the many women who served as nurses in the First World War and had connection with East Melbourne or Jolimont. This panel is an introductory panel and gives an overview of the nurses links with East Melbourne and Jolimont: the houses they lived in; trained nurses' homes where they were registered such as Winfield and Elmore; or the hospitals where they worked such as Crathie, St Ives and Mena House

Item type:

Digital file

Building name:

Crathie,

Building name:

Mena House

Building name:

St Ives

Building name:

Winfield

Building name:

Elmore

Subject address:

118 Gipps Street, East Melbourne

Subject address:

29 Simpson Street, East Melbourne

Subject address:

118 Vale Street, East Melbourne

Subject address:

340 Albert Street, East Melbourne

Subject address:

1101 Hoddle Street, East Melbourne

Author:

Janet Scarfe

Date of publication or creation:

2015

History of item:

Designed by Francesca Black, printed by Snap Abbotsford.
With financial assistance from:
The Victorian Veterans' Council Anzac Centenary Community Grants Program
The City of Melbourne Community Grants Program
Caine Real Estate

Owner of original:

East Melbourne Historical Society

Copyright owner:

East Melbourne Historical Society

Reproduction rights:

East Melbourne Historical Society

Permission reference:

East Melbourne Historical Society