Notes on people connected with the Retreat in the 18th and early 19th centuries

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Papers are called 'Retreat Who's Who'

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A digitised copy of this reference is available via the Wellcome Collection and can be accessed here: http://wellcomelibrary.org/item/b24964669

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For Retreat staff see also under Establishment, RET 5

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Archive Record|Table of contents

The Retreat ArchiveRET

GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVERET/1

MANAGEMENT MINUTES AND PAPERSRET/1/1

ANNUAL REPORTSRET/1/2

RULES AND REGULATIONSRET/1/3

VISITORS REPORT BOOKSRET/1/4

FILES, CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERSRET/1/5

PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICITY BY THE RETREATRET/1/6

RETREAT MAGAZINESRET/1/7

RETREAT PHOTOGRAPHSRET/1/8

REMINISCENCES ABOUT THE RETREATRET/1/9

PAPERS ON THE HISTORY OF THE RETREATRET/1/10

Transcripts of Retreat ArchivesRET/1/10/1

Papers and Notes on the History of the RetreatRET/1/10/2

Notebooks of transcripts of Retreat Correspondence and other Records, c 1760s - c 1900RET/1/10/2/1

Notes: 'Supplementary Retreat History' [by H.C. Hunt]RET/1/10/2/2

Notebook of extracts from the early General Visitors' Books 1811 - 1861 and notes on some of the visitors namedRET/1/10/2/3

Notebook containing index to names in first General Visitors' Book between the dates 1798 - 1816RET/1/10/2/4

Notebooks with notes on the Retreat, the Tukes, Rowntrees, Lamel Hill, abstracts and extracts from Retreat reports, statistics, Mrs Pumphrey's notes etcRET/1/10/2/5

Notebook of notes on Retreat, Tuke family, lunacy etcRET/1/10/2/6

Notebook written by D.R. [Doris] Richardson, listing alterations and major additions to The Retreat, taken from Annual ReportsRET/1/10/2/7

List of names of female visitors 1818 - 1821RET/1/10/2/8

Notes on, and transcript of, the earliest printed form used for the admission of a patient on 19 May 1818RET/1/10/2/9

Notes and papers on the Seneca Indians who visited The Retreat 8 May 1818RET/1/10/2/10

Writings on William Tuke by H.C. HuntRET/1/10/2/11

Notes on Esther TukeRET/1/10/2/12

Genealogical Notes and Family Tree of Maud FamilyRET/1/10/2/13

Notes on Thomas Allis and John Kitching including a copy of a poem about the latterRET/1/10/2/14

Notes on people connected with the Retreat in the 18th and early 19th centuriesRET/1/10/2/15

Notes on Lamel Hill, with extracts from Committee MinutesRET/1/10/2/16

Manuscript extracts and typescript account, with extracts, of diary of Alfred Smith, patient at the Retreat, 1870sRET/1/10/2/17

Letters relating to enquiriesRET/1/10/2/18

Various notes on the history of the RetreatRET/1/10/2/19

Papers on the Retreat archives and booksRET/1/10/2/20

Newspaper cuttings, cuttings from magazines, and other printed material on the Retreat, and the Tuke familyRET/1/10/2/21

Newspaper cuttings about mental health and asylums in generalRET/1/10/2/22

Newspaper cuttings and other papers relating to local historyRET/1/10/2/23

Papers, newspaper cuttings, transcripts, leaflets, and notes on religion and spiritual mattersRET/1/10/2/24

Files of correspondence and papers relating to H.C. Hunt, A Retired Habitation. A History of The Retreat, York (London 1932)RET/1/10/2/25

LAND AND BUILDINGSRET/2

HOUSEKEEPING, STORES AND EQUIPMENTRET/4

ESTABLISHMENTRET/5

RETREAT ANNEXES AND BRANCHESRET/7

OTHER PAPERSRET/8