Sunday Afternoon at Fulham Palace

Sunday Afternoon with the Wounded

The house was " sold out"?-packed from floor to ceiling. And small wonder since, apart from any sentimental reasons, that marvellous man, Mr. Alan Adair, had provided a full afternoon's entertainment of talent, humour and rollicking jollity. Many of the capable artists were greeted like old friends, which, indeed, they were, often having given their services on previous occasions to hearten up ...

A Personal Account of the Association's Meeting on Sunday Afternoon, June 11, 1950

had an able and influential advocate in Dr. Alan Gregg, Director of Medical Sciences of the Rockefeller Foundation. Let me quote a sentence from an address of his on "The Future of the Voluntary Hospital" delivered nearly six years ago at the centennial celebration of Butler Hospital: "Institutions must change to meet . . . their outside relations, if they are to keep significant." That is as t...

Fulham doctors of the past.

ORIGINALLY the manor of Fulham comprised both Fulham and Hammersmith but even early in the seventeenth century there was a Fulham side and a Hammersmith side, and the accounts were rendered separately. It was a village near London, situated on the Thames where the river was fordable and the gravelly soil suitable for an early settlement. This was the town where the church was built and the ferr...

The ` ` Palace of Discovery ' ' at the Paris Exposition of 1937

Avatars at the Flying Palace Stereographic panoramas of Angkor Cambodia

EN) The paper documents the creation in 2004 of real-world stereographic panoramas at the UNESCO world heritage listed site Angkor, in Cambodia. The project builds upon the history of the panorama as a medium of virtual travel that has existed from the eighteenth century. The significance of the current project is the way in which real-world (as opposed to computer generated) stereographic pano...