Key Information
Reference code
TH/PP/35
Title
Archaeological artefacts collected by physician George Ilsey Charlton Ingram, [1941-1957]
Date(s)
- 1941 - 1957 (Creation)
Level of description
Item
Extent
1 box
Scope and content
Archaeological artefacts mounted in a case, collected by G I C Ingram, comprising 20 surface stone and pottery finds from a site six miles south of Guildford, Surrey, near to the hutted hospital where St Thomas's Hospital was evacuated during WW2. The collection was displayed at a Doctors' Hobbies Exhibition, 1957. (1 box)
General Information
Name of creator
(1919-2004)
Biographical history
George Ingram entered St Thomas's Hospital as a student in 1941. He graduated BA MB B Chir Cantab, MRCP London, MRC Path. He was Director of the Louis Jenner Laboratory, and Professor of Experimental Haematology at St Thomas's Hospital Medical School.
Publications: Jointly with M. Brozovic and N.G.P. Slater, Bleeding disorders. investigation and management , Blackwell Scientific, Oxford 1982.