Record

Reference NumberCSFH/5/1/4
TitleShort History of the House of Recovery and Fever Hospital, Cork Street, Dublin
Date1941-1945
Creator NameDr Christopher Joseph McSweeney
DescriptionFile relating to Dr McSweeney's short history of Cork Street Fever Hospital, which was published in 1945. Includes annoted draft typescripts of the foreword and the main text; Dr McSweeney's handwritten notes concerning the hospital's history; a copy of the resulting book (reprinted from The Medical Press and Circular, Volume , No. 5533.); correspondence with the publishers, with a copy of the Medical Press and Circular magazine, and an article on 'British Hospitals: their Early History and Development'.

The history covers the hospital from its foundation in the early nineteenth century until 1945. The institutional history of the hospital, the history of its buildings, and the history of epidemic diseases in Dublin are treated prominently by Dr McSweeney in this publication.
Extentc. 80 pages
TermHistory of medicine
Medical history
Infectious diseases
Building construction
Hospital architecture
Patient care
Epidemics
Persons
CodePersonNameDates
DS/UK/1030McSweeney; Christopher Joseph (1899-1953); Medical Superintendent in Cork Street Fever Hospital (later Dublin Fever Hospital)1899-1953
DS/UK/2679Day; John Marshall (1865-1935); physician1865-1935
DS/UK/2754Medical Press and Circular; fl. 19th-20th century; Medical magazinefl. 19th-20th century
DS/UK/2461Wigham; William Reginald (1865-1955); Member of the Managing Committee of Cork Street Fever Hospital and Dublin Fever Hospital Board, Hardware Merchant, and Secretary of the Irish Association for the Prevention of Intemperance1865-1955
DS/UK/64Dublin; Cork Street Fever Hospital; 1801-19531801-1953
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