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Letter from Hughlings Jackson to Burford Rawlings. 27 March 1900
1900 ION Med Photography Photo No C73F. NHNN/P/106/138 Digitised by the Queen Square Libra...
QSA/15320
Letter from Hughlings Jackson regarding his retirement, to Burford Rawlings. 24 March 1900
1900 NHNN/P/106/137. ION Med Photography Photo No C73E Digitised by the Queen Square Libra...
QSA/15319
Elizabeth Dade Jackson. First cousin and wife of John Hughlings Jackson.
A collection of mounted photographs illustrating the history of Queen Square, the Nationa...
QSA/15235
Prof David Marsden speaking at the presentation of the bust of John Hughlings Jackson
Digitised by the Queen Square Library, Archive and Museum Prof David Marsden speaking...
QSA/15133
National Hospital Consultant group 1886
1886 ION Med Illustration Photo No P60B NHNN/P/52/018 Digitised by the Queen Square Archiv...
QSA/14062
John Hughlings Jackson
Approx 1911 A photograph of the painting hanging in the Hospital. NHNN/P/52/019 Digitised b...
QSA/14060
Hughlings Jackson bust
Approx 1907 Hughlings Jackson bust. This is the orginal bust, which was stolen from the Hos...
QSA/14034
Hughlings Jackson
1907 This is the orginal bust, which was stolen from the Hospital. A replica presented to t...
QSA/14033
Presentation to the Portrait of J Hughlings Jackson, December 1961
1961 Lord Brain and Sir John Woods Digitised by the Queen Square Archive Presentation to...
QSA/2026
Hughlings Jackson bust
Original bust. A replica can be seen in the Library. Digitised by the Queen Square Archiv...
QSA/878
Untitled quotation from Maudsley’s “The physiology of mind”
1 page unpublished typescript. No commentary. Collection examined, catalogued and annotate...
QSA/875
Untitled commentary on bulbar fits
1-page typescript, undated, no marginalia. Collection examined, catalogued and annotated b...
QSA/874
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