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Records of Gartloch Emergency Hospital, Lanarkshire, Scotland |
Author:
Compiled by Alistair Tough, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Archivist, 23 July 1998.
Reference:
GB 812 HB 49.
Title:
Records of Gartloch Emergency Hospital, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Dates of Creation:
1940-1945.
Extent:
7.00 metres.
Held at:
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Archives.
Name of Creator:
Gartloch Emergency Hospital (wartime hospital: 1940-1945: Lanarkshire, Scotland).
Language of Material:
English.
Level of Description:
Fonds.
Edition:
First edition.
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Administrative/Biographical History
The Gartloch Emergency Hospital functioned between 1940 and 1945 at Gartloch Hospital in Lanarkshire, Scotland, which was ordinarily a psychiatric hospital. A number of temporary hutted wards were built and the legacy of this wartime use was a 160 bed medical unit which was not phased out until the 1960s.
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Scope and Content
- Case notes, civilian and military, 1941-1945
- Registers of patients, 1940-1945
- Registers of staff, 1940-1945
System of Arrangement:
Chronological within record class.
Custodial History:
Records held within National Health Service prior to transfer.
Immediate Source of Acquisition:
Gartloch Hospital.
Appraisal, Destruction and Scheduling:
This material has been appraised in line with standard GB 812 procedures.
Accruals:
None expected.
Access Conditions:
Normal 30 year and 75 year closures apply.
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Copyright / Reproduction:
Applications for permission to quote should be sent to the Archivist.
Reproduction subject to usual conditions: educational use & condition of documents.
Existence of Copies:
No known copies.
This material is original.
Finding Aids:
Descriptive list.
Related Units of Description:
GB 812 HB 1: Records of Gartloch Hospital, Lanarkshire
Publication Note:
No known publications using this material.
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Fonds-Level Description Compilation Details
Compiled by Alistair Tough, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Archivist, 23 July 1998.
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