Investiture of Nurses at Buckingham Palace
1919 , London (Other)
Cat no. 1229
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Nurses leaving Buckingham Palace after their investiture.
Sister Ethel Chapman and other nurses leaving Buckingham Palace. There are shots of Sister Chapman and other nurses outside the gates of Buckingham Palace. There is a close-up shot of a chatting and smiling Sister Chapman and shots of the crowd.
Featured Buildings
Buckingham Palace
Featured Events
An investiture ceremony in which V.A.D. nurses, including Sister Ethel Chapman, received Royal Red Cross Medals from His Majesty King George V
Keywords
Ceremonies; Nurses
Intertitles
Sister Ethel Chapman Chelmsford. V.A.D. Hospital, leaving Buckingham Palace after receiving ROYAL RED CROSS from H.M. The King.
Other Places
London
Background Information
The Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) was a voluntary organisation providing field nursing services, mainly in hospitals, in the United Kingdom and various other countries in the British Empire.
Manifestations
Investiture of Nurses at Buckingham Palace
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Locations: London (Other)
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Description Type: monographic
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Subject: awards and honours / Ethel Chapman / nurses / Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD)
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