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Annual summaries for Reepham's hospital in WWI, dated 1916 & 1917. They detail the number of beds and names of staff, the numbers of admissions & discharges made and a report on additions made since 1914 when the hospital opened.

Nurses Mabel Dewing & Evelyn Gibbs with unknown soldiers.

Some information about thatched cottages in Reepham Moor and biographical details about Martin Luther Dewing, his family and his shop.

The British Red Cross was based in the Bircham Institute from 1914 up to the late 1970s. Reepham had its own Red Cross ambulance and most of these ladies were on ambulance duty from time to time. This photograph was taken in Reepham Town Hall in…

Blanche Dewing served as a VAD Nurse in Reepham during the First World War. She was the daughter of Martin Dewing and the family lived in Reepham Moor. The photograph on display in Reepham Archive is annotated “Blanche Dewing” & has always been…

Photograph taken in the churchyard at the side of Reepham Town Hall in 1917 showing officers, staff and patients of the hospital including Sister Stelling, Sister Keeley, Nurse Dewing, Nurse Maddison, Nurse Mortlock and Nurse Langton. Dr. E V Perry…