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2011-02-04 10:50:00.0
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Photograph showing the Entrance Hall of the Royal Pavilion with beds for wounded Indian Soldiers, 1915.
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Timeline / 1910s
Timeline / World War One (1914-1918)
Collections / Local & Social History
Learning Themes / WW1 / Photographs
 
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Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove
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Public Domain / CC0
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Photographic Print
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Photographic Print
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c1915
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This photographic print shows the entrance hall of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. It shows a series of hospital beds that have been arranged along the sides of the room. The photograph was taken during World War One when the Pavilion estate was used as a military hospital for wounded soldiers. It may have been taken in early December 1914, shortly before it opened as a hospital for Indian Corps troops wounded on the Western Front. Alternately, it may have been taken after the Indian Military Hospital closed in January 1916. In April that year, the building was briefly opened to the public before it began use as a hospital for limbless British men from the summer of 1916.
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hospitalindian hospital,indian hospital
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4.40 MB; 5031 x 3535 pixels; 426 x 299 mm (print at 300 DPI);
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BH411511
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