Souvenirs of Lieutenant Colonel George Thomas Willan

Date:
c.1900-1949
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RAMC/1282
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Souvenirs of Lieutenant Colonel George Thomas Willan. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Includes the following:

  • RAMC/1282/1: Biographical sketch, c.1949.
  • RAMC/1282/2: Photograph of Willan in uniform, c.1900.
  • RAMC/1282/3: Three photographs, mounted on paper, of Willan, including one on RAMC exercise or parade, 1912.
  • RAMC/1282/4: Photograph of Willan with colleague, H.S. Hollis, in the 82nd Field Ambulance, c.1914.
  • RAMC/1282/5: Grant of the dignity of a member of the Distinguished Service Order, 1917.
  • RAMC/1282/6: Telegram of invitation to Buckingham Palace to receive D.S.O. medal, 1917.
  • RAMC/1282/7: Photograph of the staff of the Casualty Reception Station, Preston Barracks, Brighton, c.1944.
  • RAMC/1282/8: Copy of letter of appreciation, 1947, from Lieutenant Colonel Howill, o.c. troops, Brighton, 1947.
  • RAMC/1282/9: Cutting of Willan's obituary from the Brighton and Hove Herald, 2 Jul 1949.
  • RAMC/1282/10: List of Willan's medals and papers, c.1949.

    • Publication/Creation

    c.1900-1949

    Physical description

    1 file

    Notes

    Piece-level data moved to item record and piece records flagged for deletion in Sep 2025 by MH

    Copyright note

    No information available on copyright: the position will presumably vary from item to item, with copyright in official documents resting with the RAMC or other government department and that in personal memoirs remaining with the creator, his/her heirs or assigns.

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