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Edith travelled the world nursing troops

Studio portraits of Nurse Edith Phyllis Basham. The photograph was taken in July 1949 and published in the THIRTYNINER magazine, edition of August 1949. From the Anne Basham collection.
Michael Simmons

Edith Phyllis Basham was born at Middleton on November 22 1897, the fourth child of Charles William Hussey Basham and […]

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