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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates EVELINA HOSPITAL Administration: Court of governors minutes H09/EV/A/01/001 Minute Book of the Court of Governors; 26 Apr 1893- Includes some Court papers 29 Apr 1948 Administration: Committee of Management minutes H09/EV/A/02/001/001 Minute Book of the Committee Management. 5 Jul 1869-18 Includes some meetings of the General Jun 1875 Committee. H09/EV/A/02/001/002 Press cutting listing donations and 5 Jul 1869-18 subscriptions received Jun 1875 H09/EV/A/02/001/003 House Surgeon's Statistical Report Oct 1874 H09/EV/A/02/002/002 Press cutting regarding a donation received n.d H09/EV/A/02/003 Minute Book of the Committee of Management, 14 Jan 1887- includes some Committee papers 25 May 1898 H09/EV/A/02/004/001 Minute Book of the Committee of Management. 29 Jun 1898- 24 May 1906 H09/EV/A/02/004/002 Account of dividend paid on hospital stocks. 3 Jul 1902 H09/EV/A/02/005/001 Minute Book of the Committee of Management. Jun 1906- Dec Includes committee papers 1914 H09/EV/A/02/005/002 Sundry committee papers Jun 1906- Dec 1914 H09/EV/A/02/006/001 Minute Book of the Committee of Management. Jan 1915- Mar Includes committee papers 1921 H09/EV/A/02/006/002 Sundry committee papers Jan 1915- Mar 1921 H09/EV/A/02/007/001 Minute Book of the Committee of Management. Apr 1921 - Jul Includes committee papers 1927 H09/EV/A/02/007/002 Sundry committee papers Apr 1921 - Jul 1927 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates H09/EV/A/02/008/001 Minute Book of the Committee of Management. Aug 1927 - Includes committee papers Feb 1932 H09/EV/A/02/008/002 Sundry committee papers Aug 1927 - Feb 1932 H09/EV/A/02/009/001 Minute Book of the Committee of Management, 1 Mar 1932-4 Includes Committee papers. Indexed. Sep 1934 H09/EV/A/02/009/002 Regulations for the carrying out of bed or 12 Jan 1927 barrier isolation H09/EV/A/02/010 Minute book of the Committee of Management, 2 Oct 1934-6 includes Committee papers. Indexed Apr 1937 H09/EV/A/02/011/001 Minute Book of the Committee of management, 4 May 1937-17 includes Committee papers Indexed. Dec 1946 H09/EV/A/02/011/002 List of the Hon Medical Staff of the hospital n.d. {1935} H09/EV/A/02/012 Minute book and papers of Committee of 1947-1951 management. Indexed 1 volume H09/EV/A/02/013 Minutes of the meeting of the Committee of 1 Aug 1939 management, includes minutes of a meeting of the Eleanor Wemyss Home Committee. Initialled H09/EV/A/02/014 Minute book and papers of Committee of 1958-1961 management 1 volume H09/EV/A/02/015 Minute book and papers of Committee of 1962-1965 management 1 volume H09/EV/A/02/016 Minute book and papers of Evelina Committee 1966-1970 1 volume Administration: rough Committee of Management minutes LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates H09/EV/A/03/001 Rough Minute Book of the Committee {of 6 Jul 1877-4 management} Contains an agenda for each Jul 1884 meeting with brief notes as to the outcome of each item H09/EV/A/03/002 Rough Minutes of a meeting of {the Committee 28 Nov 1894 of Management} Partially written in Shorthand H09/EV/A/03/003/001 Draft of an entry in the minutes of the 31 Mar 1898-1 Committee of management for 30 Mar 1898 Apr 1898 regarding alleged theft by a nurse of underclothing of another nurse. With enclosures. H09/EV/A/03/003/002 Letter from Chairman to Secretary commenting 31 Mar 1898-1 on the draft entry in the minutes of the Apr 1898 Committee of management for 30 Mar 1898 regarding alleged theft by a nurse of underclothing of another nurse Administration: Committee of Management sub-committee minutes H09/EV/A/04/001 Minutes of a Sub-Committee of the Committee 28 Dec 1897 of Management formed to investigate the case of Nurse Armstrong who complained that she had been accused by the Lady Superintendent of untruthfulness and compelled to leave the hospital Administration: Medical Committee minutes H09/EV/A/05/001 Copy of the minutes of a meeting of the medical 26 Jun 1894 Committee H09/EV/A/05/002 Copy of the minutes of a meeting of the medical 17 Jul 1898 Committee H09/EV/A/05/005 Minute book and papers of the Medical 1932-1951 Committee. Indexed 1 volume Administration: Building Committee minutes H09/EV/A/06/001 Folder containing minutes of two meetings of 8 Feb-9 May the Building Committee 1895 Administration: House Committee minutes LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates H09/EV/A/07/001/001 Minute Book of the House Committee, includes Apr 1912 - Feb Committee papers. 1925 H09/EV/A/07/001/002 Sundry committee papers Apr 1912 - Feb 1925 H09/EV/A/07/002 Committee paper 24 Mar 1925- 18 Sep 1934; n.d. H09/EV/A/07/003 Minute Book of the House Committee, includes 16 Oct 1934- Committee papers. Partially indexed 23 Sep 1943 H09/EV/A/07/005 Rough Minute Book of the House Committee, 27 Aug 1895- containing brief notes of the proceedings of 27 Sep 1904 each meeting. Some phrases written in shorthand Administration: Sub-committees minutes H09/EV/A/08/001 Minute Book of various Sub-Committees, 9 Jan 1931-27 contains minutes of Appeals Sub Committee Jul 1949 Rebuilding Sub Committee Eleanor Wemyss Home Sub Committee (first meeting) and various other Sub Committees formed for special purposes. Includes Committee papers Administration: Committee meetings attendance books H09/EV/A/09/001 Committee Meetings Attendance Book; 18 Dec 1901- Committee of management, General 20 Dec 1910 Committee, House Committee, Building Committee also the various Sub-Committees. Contains signatures of those present at meetings of General Court of Governors. H09/EV/A/09/002 Committee Meetings Attendance Book; 21 Feb 1911-4 Committee of management, General Dec 1923 Committee, House Committee, Building Committee also the various Sub-Committees. Includes signatures of official visitors on behalf of King Edwards Hospital Fund from July 1921 Administration: Committee of Management agenda books H09/EV/A/10/001 Agenda Book of the Committee of Management 1 Aug 1884-27 Includes brief notes of the outcome against Jul 1892 each item on the agenda LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates H09/EV/A/10/002 Agenda Book of the Committee of Management 31 Aug 1892-5 Dec 1905 H09/EV/A/10/003 Agenda Book of the Committee of Management 1906-1914 H09/EV/A/10/004 Agenda Book of the Committee of Management 1914-1922 H09/EV/A/10/005 Agenda book of the Committee of 9 Jan 1923-7 Management, includes Chairman's notes Jul 1931 H09/EV/A/10/006 Agenda Book of the Committee of 9 Sep 1931-5 management, includes Chairman's notes Jan 1937 Administration: Constitution and rules H09/EV/A/11/001 Constitution and Rules of the hospital (Printed) Apr 1903 H09/EV/A/11/002 New Clause in the Constitution establishing the 1924 Governors and Staff Committee (Printed) H09/EV/A/11/003 Constitution of the hospital Printed 4 Dec 1934 Administration: Standing orders and duties of medical staff H09/EV/A/12/001 Standing Orders for the Hon Medical Staff; 30 Oct 1907- Printed with MS addition Dec 1909 H09/EV/A/12/002 Standing Orders for the Medical Staff. Printed n.d. H09/EV/A/12/003 Standing Orders for the Assistant Aural Jan 1923 Surgeon. Printed H09/EV/A/12/004 Proposed revised duties of the Nurse in the {1930's} Casualty Dept H09/EV/A/12/005 Standing Orders for the Lady Superintendent of {1948} Nurses of the Evelina Children's Unit of Guy's Hospital Administration: Medical Committee report LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates H09/EV/A/13/001 Bundle consisting of a rough copy of the Report 1887-1888 of the Medical Committee on Drug expenditure A/13/5 and related papers (items numbered H09/EV/A/13/001-006) 6 items Administration: drainage and sanitary inspection report H09/EV/A/14/001 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/002 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/003 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/004 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/005 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/006 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/007 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/008 Inspection Report on the drainage system and 1892-1900 general sanitary condition of the hospital by the London Sanitary Protection Association H09/EV/A/14/009 correspondence regarding illness caused by 1892-1900 defects in hospital drainage and plans for new system LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 GUY'S HOSPITAL GROUP H09 Reference Description Dates H09/EV/A/14/010 correspondence regarding illness caused by 1892-1900 defects in hospital drainage and plans for new system H09/EV/A/14/011 correspondence regarding illness caused by 1892-1900
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