RETREAT STAFF SPORTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
- RET/5/15
- series
- 1895-2002
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Staff took part in many sporting and other social activities. Nearly all of the surviving material here relates to sports.
RETREAT STAFF SPORTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
Part of The Retreat Archive
Staff took part in many sporting and other social activities. Nearly all of the surviving material here relates to sports.
PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICITY BY THE RETREAT
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This is not a comprehensive collection of the many publications about the Retreat during its long history. The publications listed here were all produced for a particular publicity purpose: some were officially issued by the Retreat to publicise i...
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Chronological Arrangement of the Case NotesFrom 1796 up to the First World War period, the case notes of patients were, broadly speaking written into case books in chronological order by date of patient's admission. Each case was also given a...
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Part of The Retreat Archive
PAPERS RELATING TO LAND, BUILDINGS AND ENGINEERING WORKS
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Part of The Retreat Archive
STAFF COUNCILS AND CONFERENCES
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These are records relating to organisations of staff representatives within the Retreat at different dates
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There are various series of admission registers at different periods. Details are given under individual entries. See also RET 6/22 for similar information in the late 20th century.
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Provision was made by the Managers for the visitation of the Retreat. The Committee and Directors sent representatives to inspect the establishment, and female visitors were also appointed. The visitors entered a dated record of their visits into ...
YEARLY RETURNS OF HOSPITALS ADMISSIONS BOOKS
Part of The Retreat Archive
Part of The Retreat Archive
INVENTORIES AND VALUATIONS OF CONTENTS, CATALOGUES AND LISTS
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The Retreat periodically had its entire contents professionally inventoried and valued to ensure it had correct and up to date information. Other catalogues or inventories of particular items were also made from time to time for a variety of reaso...
LISTINGS, STATISTICS AND SERVICE RECORDS OF STAFF
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REGISTERS OF DISCHARGES, TRANSFERS AND DEATHS
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These registers were introduced under 8 & 9 Vict. Cap 100, and they contain information on date of discharge or death, date of last admission, name, sex, class, whether discharged recovered, relieved or not improved, or died, with cause of dea...
DIARIES FOR THE CONTINUATION OF RECEPTION ORDERS
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'A Diary for the Continuation of Reception Orders by Special Reports and Certificates' was to be used for the entry of the days of the year on which reports and certificates on patients were due to be sent to the Board of Control, for th...
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Part of The Retreat Archive
Papers relating to the Society of Friends
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Some of these are papers found loose among various assortments of other papers. Some relate to individuals with some connection with The Retreat, some relate to topics of interest to, or about, Quakers. They include an original file of papers on Q...
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The Retreat bought Moorlands Estate, six miles from York, between Wigginton and Skelton, in 1940. The Estate comprised a house (which was subject to a lease in 1940), grounds, woodlands and two farms. The aim of the purchase was to ensure that aft...