Demolition of Christchurch Womens Hospital

Lyttelton Maternity Hospital, Cressy Terrace, Lyttelton

In 1927 plans were drawn up for alterations to a house to be used as a maternity hospital which duly opened in 1931

Area: South East / Lyttelton

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Mothers and babies gathered outside St. Helen's Hospital.

March 1909

The hospital, a wooden building in Durham Street, Sydenham, had been opened about two years earlier. It was a maternity hospital for the wives of working men. The hospital was, like other hospitals, named St. Helen's to commemorate the birthplace of the recently deceased Premier, Richard John Seddon.

Area: South / Sydenham

Source: Canterbury times, 24 March 1909, p. 41

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Matron at Christchurch Womens Hospital, Colombo Street

28 June 1969

Portrait of the Matron, Miss Fraser, in her uniform sat in an office at Christchurch Womens Hospital, 885 Colombo Street.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

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Nurses at St Helens Hospital

20 December 1963

A group of nurses at St Helens Hospital at 885 Colombo Street carol singing at Christmas time on one of the wards.

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Christchurch Women's Hospital, Colombo Street

17 July 1989

Exterior of Christchurch Women's Hospital at 885 Colombo Street with cars parked outside the main entrance.

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Protest against the closure of Christchurch Womens Hospital

1 July 1991

Two Christchurch women, Koa Saxby and Margaret Duckworth, protesting outside Canterbury Area Health Board offices regarding the decision to close Christchurch Womens hospital on Colombo Street.

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Bethany Maternity Hospital, Papanui

1 March 1979

Exterior of the main entrance to Bethany Maternity Hospital at 34 Paparoa Street, Papanui. The hospital was managed by the Salvation Army and provided services for un-married teenage mothers.

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Bethany Maternity Hospital, Papanui

12 May 1961

Nurse, Brigadier Drummond with the new incubator with a newborn baby inside at Bethany Maternity Hospital at 34 Paparoa Street, Papanui. The hospital was managed by the Salvation Army and provided services for un-married teenage mothers.

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Midwifery Trainees at Christchurch Women's Hospital

1950s

Don't know much about this other than what my mother, Eve Allison, (nee Gorrie) has written on the back - "Midwifery trainees at Christchurch Women's Hospital". Late 1950s/early 1960s is my guess. She is pictured in the back row at the end on the left

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

Contributor: Fiona Allison

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The opening of the St. Helen's State Maternity Home for Christchurch by the Hon. George Fowlds (1860-1930), Minister of Public Health

1907

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Area: South / Sydenham

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Demolition of Christchurch Womens Hospital

9 September 2008

Built in 1952, and now demolished Christchurch Women’s Hospital at 885 Colombo Street covered a block between Colombo Street and Durham Street.

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

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