Lily Green at the Town Hall Hospital, Oxford
Title in English
Autograph book and other items
Mrs Green (as I knew her) was my godmother's mother. Lily Green lived in 75 Walton Street, Oxford (not exactly an upmarket area). During the First World War Lily worked at the 3rd Southern general Hospital Oxford (in the Town Hall). I am not sure that she was a nurse. Lily kept an autograph book from 1912 all through her life. There are numerous poems, sketches and autographs from patients (wounded soldiers), colleagues including nurses, as well as family and friends. At the time of the War Miss Green, as she was then, lived at 24 New Inn Hall Street, Oxford. I remember Mrs Green as feisty. She was salt of the earth, and down to earth. She was a small lady, and she had a husky voice (probably a result of heavy smoking!)
Summary description of items
Autograph book, postcard, family history notes, postcard to Lily
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- ID
- 17342
- Number of items
- 76
- Person
- Lilian (Lily) Maria Green
- Language
- English
- Keywords
- Canada, Medical, USA, Women
- Contributor
- Frances Dunkley