Travel diary for visits by Cicely Saunders to Poland, June 1978, and to the USA, September 1978, the latter covering Dallas, Kentucky University, Charlottesville, Washington DC and New York. Diary includes itinerary details, contact information, daily entries and inserted receipts, bills and notes.
Cicely Saunders' diary of overseas travel during 1979, including a lecture tour of South Africa, March 1979; New York, May 1979; San Francisco, June 1979, Washington DC September 1979 and Egypt, October 1979. Volume includes contact details, inserted postcards, and lists of birds sighted in South Africa.
Cicely Saunders' travel diary for 1980 and 1981, including: a conference in Sicily, March 1980; a tour of the USA and Canada, September-October 1980, when she visited local hospices and gave several presentations; New York, Feb 1981, when she was interviewed by Newsweek magazine.
Cicely Saunders' diary kept during a lecturing and sight-seeing visit to the USA and the Bahamas, May-June 1981, with her husband, Marian Bohusz-Szyszko, covering Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Nassau. Diary contains contact details, collected memorabilia, and notes on religion.
Travel souvenirs and memorabilia, [1960s-1990s]
Collected travel souvenirs, memorabilia, drawings and sculptures including: a gold plated ashtray from Zagreb, Croatia; souvenir medals and certificates, including a badge from a Mexican nature reserve; a soapstone carving of an elephant; Polish decorated wooden Easter eggs; a maroon kaftan; a model of a Japanese woman in traditional costume; a commemorative plate for the centenary of the Florence Nightingale Nursing Training School, St Thomas' Hospital, 1960.
Video recording of a talk by Saunders, 'The evolution of hospice care', c 2001
Recording of Cicely Saunders' talk, 'The evolution of hospice care', on topics including: the nineteenth century origins of modern hospices; Saunders' personal encounters with patients; the establishment of St Christopher's Hospice; the principles of the modern hospice movement. Poor quality VHS recording. Duration: 60 mins. CLOSED.