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Site of a Wartime Hospital - St. Michaels Cave, Gibraltar

Site of a Wartime Hospital - St. Michaels Cave, Gibraltar


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Site of a Wartime Hospital - St. Michaels Cave, Gibraltar

Site of a Wartime Hospital and Now a Place of Interest to Visitors to Gibraltar: St. Michaels Cave, with Its Strange and Wonderful Stalactites and Stalagmites, One of Which (Centre Foreground) Bears a Stricking Resemblance to a Statue of the Virgin and Child. The Cave is Just below the Highest Point of the Rock. Text at back of image: Illustrated London News 21/8/54 p 294-5 - Art work dated 1954/ Published in Illustrated London News on 21/8/54
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This evocative image captures the Site of a Wartime Hospital situated in St. Michaels Cave in Gibraltar, now a popular attraction for visitors to the region. The cave, located just below the highest point of the Rock, is renowned for its unique and captivating stalactites and stalagmites. One such formation, situated at the centre foreground, bears a striking resemblance to a statue of the Virgin and Child. This intriguing discovery adds an air of mystique and historical significance to the site. During wartime, the cave served as a vital medical facility, providing shelter and care for the wounded. Today, it stands as a testament to the past, offering visitors a glimpse into Gibraltar's rich history. This illustration was published in the Illustrated London News on August 21, 1954, and is the work of Bryan de Grineau. The drawing provides a detailed and accurate representation of the cave, showcasing the beauty and wonder that continues to draw visitors from around the world. The text on the back of the image, found in the Illustrated London News, further adds to the historical context and significance of this remarkable site.

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