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...letters, essays and notes on nursing and the organisation of care. Ryder remained fully involved even though married to Leonard Cheshire and having two children. She travelled widely through Eastern...
An accompanying message to Miss Olive Selkirk receiving an Australian Food Parcel Gift from the Australian Government as shown in Photograph UNC_001.
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A photograph of the people who lived and worked at Le Court, outside new building. Signed by Leonard Cheshire, Hughie Green and Richard Dimbleby...
...Got Wheels and Hope. Nick also describes his impressions of Le Court and the time he spent there. Nick Dance (left) with Brian Line and Leonard Cheshire at a film...
...and Challenges’. Stephanie shared how the Leonard Cheshire Archive set up the Resonate project and the challenges and opportunities faced whilst running a digital voluntering project during a pandemic. Resonate...
Queen Mother at entrance of Le Court during the official opening of the new building in 1955...
Queen Mother at the entrance of Le Court during the official opening of the new building in 1955...
A compilation film featuring extracts from oral history interviews with residents, staff and volunteers at Leonard Cheshire Disability services. The interviews were conducted by Rewind volunteers in 2016 and 2017...
The original sales brochure for the Le Court Estate. Leonard Cheshire purchased the estate from his aunt in the mid 1940s. The sales brochure includes a ground floor plan of...
People in their motorised vehicles in garden of the old Le Court building. Written on the reverse of the photograph by Leonard Cheshire: 'Chalkie White, married and went to live...