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Earls Court House, Brompton, London, c1850. Artist: GE Madeley
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Earls Court House, Brompton, London, c1850. Artist: GE Madeley
View of Earls Court House, Brompton, London, c1850. Earls Court House was Mrs Bradburys establishment for the reception of ladies nervously affected
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Brompton Hospital Illness Kensington And Chelsea Madeley Psychiatry Refuge
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Earls Court House - A Sanctuary for Nervously Affected Ladies in 19th Century London
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. This black and white lithograph, created by the talented artist GE Madeley around 1850, transports us back to a time when Earls Court House stood as a refuge for women suffering from nervous afflictions. Located in the charming neighborhood of Brompton, London, this historic establishment was under the care of Mrs Bradbury. In an era where mental health was often misunderstood and stigmatized, Earls Court House provided solace and support to those grappling with invisible illnesses. The monochrome image captures the grandeur of this magnificent building nestled amidst the bustling streets of Kensington and Chelsea. Guildhall Library and Art Gallery proudly preserves this remarkable piece that not only showcases architectural beauty but also sheds light on the early days of psychiatry. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded of the significance placed on mental well-being even centuries ago. The lithograph serves as a poignant reminder that Earls Court House played an essential role in offering respite to these vulnerable individuals during a time when their struggles were often overlooked. Let us honor their stories by cherishing this historical artifact that stands as a testament to compassion and understanding in our ever-evolving society.
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