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Feb 15 8 tweets 5 min read
Photos of nurses in 19th and 20th century.

#EGI in the noble profession of nursing
Head, shoulders, necks and hands, necks and hands 🎶🎶🎶
Nursing school at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. 1880s
Nurses taking care of babies.
Nurses of the Second A.I.F. leaving the Brisbane City Hall, 1940
Stair Fail❌
Cadet Nurse Corps Student Nurses, Philadelphia Generl Hospital 1943

Inverted gait
Nurses of Northumberland branch of the British Red Cross Society marsh along Barras Bridge, Newcastle.👀🚶‍♂️

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