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Shedding Light on the Life of the Sick Child
The Historic Hospital Admission Records Project
Andrea Tanner
Centre for Local History Studies
Kingston University
Geographic Origins of the Children
Leading Districts
Holborn 11.4%Islington 10.9%Pancras 10.2%Kensington 2.9%Hackney 2.7%Shoreditch 2.7%
Outside London 31%
ShoreditchHolborn
www.smallandspecial.org
Geographic Origins of the Children
Leading Districts
1852-1870 1902-1914Holborn IslingtonPancras PancrasSt Giles (4) HolbornIslington HackneyMarylebone ShoreditchWestminster (3) Whitechapel (10)Kensington WoolwichSt Geo Han Sq (2) KensingtonStrand (5) Lambeth
Outside London 10% 45%
Shoreditch
Holborn
www.smallandspecial.org
Evelina Hospital for Sick Children From The Evelina, the story of a London Chidlren’s Hospital by HE Priestley
Glasgow Children’s Hospital at GarnethillFrom The Yorkhill Story by Edna Robinson
Alexandra Hospital for Children with Hip Disease, Ellicott WardBarts Museum and Archive
Evelina Hospital, Large Medical Ward c 1907From The Evelina, the story of a London Chidlren’s Hospital by HE Priestley
Hospital Period Covered Number records
Status
Great Ormond Street Hospital
1852-1914 84,190 Complete and available via www.smallandspecial.org
Cromwell House 1869-1904 10,292 Complete and available via www.smallandspecial.org
Evelina 1874-1902 11,187 Database build complete. Work on website in progress
Alexandra Hip Hospital
1867-1895 2,488 Database build complete. Work on website in progress
Glasgow Children’s Hospital
1883-1903 11,600 Inputting underway
Historic Hospital Admission Registers Project (HHARP)
Summary
TOTAL RECORDS: 119,757
3 Hospital Archives
1 University History Department
Medical Coding Expertise from a major hospital
User Community
What is HHARP?
20+ Volunteers in London and Glasgow
HHARP