Great Ormond Street Hospital - admission records database

[newbie]

checked again, and tried to register again, I might not have completed the "Affiliation box" so did that but still received the same message, and I checked that all the fields were completed! and I ticked the terms and condition box so its not that!
   newbie

[newbie]

and now I've found one of mine on there using the limited search facility..... its maddening.
newbie

[casalguidi]

No problems here at all ................. I've just logged in with the email address & password selected when I first heard about the site some months ago

Casalguidi

[LizzieW]

When I click on the website this is what I get:

Welcome to Small and Special

Small and Special is a collection of resources relating to the early years of The Hospital for Sick Children at Great Ormond Street, England’s first in-patient children’s hospital. Here you can trace a patient, learn about childhood diseases, or investigate a member of the medical staff.

Small and Special includes a database of patient admission records - from the Hospital’s first in-patient in 1852 to the last admission in 1914; a collection of articles on the early history of the Hospital and pen-portraits of the Hospital’s personalities; and a gallery of images.

Browse around the site to discover its treasures. Better still, register now. It costs nothing, and registered users get access to more detailed information and the ability to print and download results of searches.

Then there is a piece about one of the patients.  There is also a quick search box.

Lizzie

[stonechat]

THe site and searches work for me. It just finishes too early for my Dad to be in though

Bob

[BuddysMummy]

The original link works perfectly for me.

How odd.

[bevbee]

Working perfectly for me - and very, very interesting. 

[sandiep]

original link works for me..............I only read rest of thread after spending a while on site.....................didnt find any definate rellies but some of stories are interesting and some of diseases............not many case histories but there are some............worth a look

sandie