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World War II: Hospital. Divining for Radium among the wreckage of what was the Marie

World War II: Hospital. Divining for Radium among the wreckage of what was the Marie


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World War II: Hospital. Divining for Radium among the wreckage of what was the Marie

World War II: Hospital. Divining for Radium among the wreckage of what was the Marie Curie Hospital, Hampstead. Mr. E.E. Smith of the N.P.L. using an instrument known as the " Clucking Hen". One of the containers was to-day recovered intact from near this point. Febuary 1944 P011563

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Blitz Rubble Searching Wreckage


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This print takes us back to the haunting remnants of World War II, where amidst the chaos and destruction, a remarkable search for radium was underway. The image showcases Mr. E. E. Smith from the N. P. L. , meticulously using an instrument known as the "Clucking Hen" to divine for this precious element among the wreckage of what once stood as the Marie Curie Hospital in Hampstead. The scene is filled with rubble and debris, a stark reminder of the devastating impact that war had on this hospital and its surroundings. Yet, amidst such desolation, there is hope - hope that perhaps one container holding radium could be recovered intact from near this very spot. It is February 1944, and as we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported back in time to witness not only the physical aftermath of war but also humanity's unwavering determination to salvage what remains valuable even amidst such turmoil. This snapshot encapsulates both tragedy and resilience; it serves as a poignant reminder of how individuals like Mr. E. E. Smith tirelessly worked towards restoring some semblance of normalcy during those tumultuous years. As we reflect on this powerful image captured by Mirrorpix's Memory Lane Prints collection, let us remember those who bravely searched through shattered landscapes in pursuit of healing elements like radium – symbols not only of scientific progress but also symbols that represented hope for a brighter future beyond wartime darkness.

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