Miramare Hotel

Miramare Hotel

Approx 1915. Miramare Hotel Genoa R.A.M.C. Bombed by British, Second World War.

Title note and six photographs of inside and outside of a hotel.
1. Extravagant ball room used as hospital ward with beds, some occupied, with group of nurses and orderlies standing in the centre.
2. Outside view of multi story building with 'Miramare' in large letters on the top.
3. Two rows of hospital beds in an ornate room, some occupied, with nurses, orderlies and one officer standing in a group in the background. 4. View of a city from an upper floor of a building. In the foreground right the entrance to a railway stations. Building go up hill to the left.
5. Interior image showing arches and steps with notice board and scattered potted plants.
6. Ballroom set up as hospital ward with nurses and orderlies sitting on or standing by beds. Ceiling has paper chain decorations.

One handwritten document and six b/w photographs

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