A History of Royal Hospital Visits

02nd Jun, 2016

This month will mark the Queen’s 90^th birthday across many parts of Australia. Over the years, the Royal Family have made various trips across the seas to tour the country, including our many outstanding hospitals. Here’s a quick look into some of their visits…

1945 - The Duchess of Gloucester visits a Naval hospital in Herne Bay, near Sydney

1954 - Queen Elizabeth visits patients in hospital

photo: nma.gov.au

1963 - The Queen visits a child in hospital on her second visit to Australia

photo: abc.net.au

1996 - Princess Diana at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney

Photo: Duchesseorange - wordpress

2005 - Prince Charles visits the Royal Perth Hospital

photo: WA Today

2011 - The Queen and Prince Philip sign the guestbook at The Royal Children's Hospital

Photo: JuliaPGelardi - wordpress

2014 - Prince William and Kate Middleton visit Bear Cottage Children's Hospice, one of two in Australia

Photo:The Mirror

Happy 90th birthday Queen Elizabeth, Australia looks forward to more visits from the royal family in the future!

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