Essay on the construction of a sanatorium in competition for the prizes offered by His Majesty King Edward VII.

Title & Author:

Essay on the construction of a sanatorium in competition for the prizes offered by His Majesty King Edward VII.

Publication:

[England] : [publisher not identified], [1902?]

Description:

45 leaves, 2 folded leaves of plates : illustrations, plans ; 35 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Library copy: ownership stamp of Arthur Marshall, A.R.I.B.A., Architect, King St., Nottingham; also stamps of Brooklyn Public Library.

Summary:

Essay by unidentified author written in response to the Jan. 1902 competition call by Edward VII for essays and plans for the erection in England of a sanatorium for the treatment of tuberculosis. This is neither the 1st prize essay by Dr. Arthur Latham, nor the 2nd prize essay by Dr. F.J. Wethered, nor the 3rd prize essay by Dr. E.C. Morland.

Subject:

King Edward VII Sanatorium (Midhurst, England)
Sanatoriums England Midhurst.
Sanatoriums.
England Midhurst.
Proposals Great Britain England Midhurst 1900-1910.
Sanatoriums Great Britain England Midhurst 1900-1910.

Added entries:

Edward VII, King of Great Britain, 1841-1910.
Provenance. Marshall, Arthur, 1858-1915. Ownership stamp.

Binder's title on spine: Construction of a sanatorium. King Edwasd [sic] VII

Holdings:

Location: Library main 21683
Call No.: ID:87-B8675
Status: Available

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