Drafts for General Meeting 26 June 1823, with note by Daniel Tuke 24 June 1823

• RET/1/1/3/1
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• 1823

Part of The Retreat Archive

Daniel Hack Tuke, Reform in the Treatment of the Insane. Early History of The Retreat, York; its objects and influence. With a Report of the Celebrations of its Centenary

• RET/1/6/1/6
• item
• 1892

Part of The Retreat Archive

(London 1892) With a galley proof of the text for the section on the early history of The Retreat (missing first few pages). This is differently formatted and typeset, so may have been printed separately

Large mounted photograph of the Annual Meeting of the Medico-Psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland, 2 August 1881

• RET/1/8/11/4
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• 2 August 1881

Part of The Retreat Archive

The meeting was held at University College, London, under the presidency of Daniel Hack Tuke MD. With it is a printed key to the people in the group.

Large 20th century photograph of a portrait of Daniel Hack Tuke, painted by H.S. Tuke in 1916

• RET/1/8/6/1/4
• item
• Early - mid 20th century

Part of The Retreat Archive

Photographs taken of Daniel Hack Tuke in old age

• RET/1/8/6/1/5
• item
• 1890-1895

Part of The Retreat Archive

Papers relating to Daniel Hack Tuke, Visiting Medical Officer 1854 - 1860

• RET/5/9/11
• file
• 1852 - 1873

Part of The Retreat Archive

Papers are described in 2 separate parts.

Register of Patients

• RET/6/6/3/1
• item
• 1847 - 1852

Part of The Retreat Archive

Although this book is the same format as RET 6/2/2/1, it was probably compiled for a specific purpose rather than as an admission record in the main series. It has details, entered alphabetically, of all patients resident in April 1847, with chron...

Manuscript volume of parts of lectures on psychological medicine, to students at York Medical School by Daniel Hack Tuke

• RET/8/7/1
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• 1857

Part of The Retreat Archive

The volume contains extensive parts, but not the full texts, of the first three lectures of the course. There are blank pages between extracts; the rest of the volume is blank. 'York School of Medicine' is clearly mentioned, but there is...