The 55th General Hospital was assigned to the hospital site located at Malvern Wells, Worcestershire, England during WW2. Malvern Wells is part of a community known as the Malverns, which includes Great Malvern, Malvern Link, North Malvern, West Malvern, Malvern Wells, & Little Malvern. Five General Hospitals had been established (see Blackmore Park in World War Two) in this immediate vicinity, all within a radius of two miles. The 55th General Hospital had a position a little higher than three of the others on the slope leading up to the Malvern Ridge, whose highest point is 1,395 feet above sea level. The site occupied half of the Worcestershire Golf course, reducing it to a nine-hole capacity. The view out over the valley below & across to the Bredon Hills was as beautiful & impressive as that of the steep ridge to the west which towered above. 55th G.H Archives.
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There were thousands of hospitals in World War 2. Most of them still exist today. The Royal Victoria Hospital or Netley Hospital (also informally called Spike Island) was one of the largest and has been completely demolished. It was located near Southampton, England.
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Agatha Christie worked as a nurse during World War I. She volunteered as a nurse in a hospital in Torquay, England, and later worked in the hospital dispensary.
General Sir Henry Clinton was England's military commander in the Americas for most of the Revolutionary War.
Yes. This General Hospital actress was quoted in an article in "Soap Opera Digest" asking the interviewer if she could smoke during the interview.
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In a hospital who takes care of the mother during labor???
General George Washington led the Continental Army and the states' militias in the war against England.
Walter Reuther Library in Detroit on the Wayne State University campus.