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Exploring Primary Evidence
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The Original Noble’s Hospital
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The Original Noble’s Hospital: Sources B and C
The Original Noble’s Hospital: Sources B and C
Source B: Mrs Rebecca Noble lays the foundation stone of the new hospital building, 26th July 1886
Source C: The ceremonial trowel and mallet used to lay the foundation stone (now on display in the Museum 100 collection)
Questions to consider:
What can you tell about the public response to the building of the new hospital?
Why do you think that Crellin’s Hill was considered a suitable site for the new hospital?
Source B found here
Source C found here
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