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Uploaded on:: 2015-08-11 09:54:00.0
File Size:: 5.96 MB
Extension:: jpg
Dimensions:: 4957 x 3168 pixels

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Digital Media Bank ID:	29631
Original Filename:	ha928106_d01.jpg
Description:	Photographic image of the entrance of Kitchener Hospital in 1916-1920. Building now Brighton General Hospital, was formerly Brighton Workhouse.
Categories:	Timeline/ World War One (1914-1918), Collections/ Local & Social History, Learning Themes/ WW1/ Photographs

Copyright & Re-use

Credit:	The Royal Pavilion and Musems, B
Licence:	Public Domain / CC0

Object or Artwork info

Type (of Object or Artwork):	Photographic Print
Title (of Artwork / Object):	Photographic Print
Creator (of Artwork / Object):	A K Pink
Date Created (of Object / Artwork):	1916
Description (Object or Artwork):	This photographic print shows a mixed group of civilians and wounded soldiers standing at the entrance of the Kitchener Military Hospital in 1916. The Royal Pavilion and the Kitchener Hospital, Elm Grove, Brighton acted as military hospitals for wounded Indian soldiers from December 1914 until early 1916.
Subject tags:	photograph WWI medical hospital

Media:	Image
Size:	5.96 MB; 4957 x 3168 pixels; 420 x 268 mm (print at 300 DPI);
Orientation:	Landscape

Administrative info

Linked Accession no.:	HA928106