Papers of Elizabeth Bertram Lendrum, nèe Currie, 1906-1983, arts student, University of Glasgow, Scotland
- Reference:GB 248 DC 050
- Dates of Creation:1925-1930
- Name of Creator:
- Language of Material:English
- Physical Description:0.14 linear metres
Scope and Content
- Political Economy essay 'The Element of Risk in Human Welfare' by Alexander Werth, author and journalist, dedicated to Elizabeth Currie, 1925;
- Queen Margaret Union Parliamentary debate giving the names of the participants including newspaper review on the debate, 1925;
- Press cuttings and photographs of events at the University of Glasgow, 1926-1930;
- Typewritten script of Pons asinorum, one of the sketches performed in College Pudding and written by CA Oakley, 1926;
- Pamphlet 'The Lord Rector' issued by the Glasgow University Unionist Club, 1925;
- Menu cards, 1926-1927;
- Rectorial address on 'The League of Nations' by Sir Austen Chamberlain, 1926.
Administrative / Biographical History
Elizabeth Bertram Lendrum (nèe Currie), was born in 1906 in Glasgow. She was the daughter of Donald Currie who was a lawyer. Elizabeth began studying at the University of Glasgow in 1925 and during her time at the University she was President of the Queen Margaret Union. She graduated MA in 1928, and after studying for an extra year at the University in order to equip herself more fully for the profession, she became an Almoner. Elizabeth trained in Glasgow and London, working at St Thomas' Hospital, University College Hospital and Maudsley Hospital before returning to Edinburgh to start the almoners office in the Edinburgh Women's Hospital at Bruntsfield.
Elizabeth married Alan Chalmers Lendrum, a pathologist, at the Glasgow University Memorial Chapel on 8 September 1934, and they lived in Glasgow while she worked in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary. She then went on to work in Dundee at the Dundee Royal Infirmary and undertook a vast amount of voluntary work to the end of her life. She died in Dundee on 17 May 1983.
Arrangement
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Acquisition Information
Gift: Mrs Elizabeth Lendrum: 1977
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Reproduction subject to usual conditions: educational use and condition of documents. Applications for permission to quote should be sent to Archives and Special Collections, please email: library-asc@glasgow.ac.uk
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