(09-15-2022, 10:20 AM)SimeonJ Wrote:
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Even that look from the nurse is chilling!
Interesting belt-buckle.
Quote:HISTORIC BADGE OF HONOURFreeMasonryToday:
A MASONIC EMBLEM OF PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE IN HEALTHCARE HINTS AT THE HISTORY OF THE MSF
A key part of masonic history has been caught on camera as Her Majesty the Queen left hospital in March.
The nurse escorting the Queen out of the ward at King Edward VII’s Hospital was photographed wearing the signature belt buckle
and masonic jewel that shows she trained at the Royal Masonic Hospital, London.
The MSF was established in 1990 to take on the role of the Samaritan Fund at the Royal Masonic Hospital and since the closure of
the hospital six years later, the MSF has maintained the spirit and ethos of the original Samaritan Fund. King George V and Queen
Mary opened the Royal Masonic Hospital in 1933, and a School of Nursing was established there in 1948.
It quickly gained a reputation for producing highly skilled nurses whose silver belt buckles became a distinctive honour amongst the
profession...
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.