— Surrey Lunatic Asylum — Links
— Surrey Lunatic Asylum — Chronology
— Surrey Lunatic Asylum — Stories
— Surrey Lunatic Asylum — Stories outline
— Mrs Boone, whose husband died at the Asylum and was buried mysteriously, 1844
— Death of Daniel Dolley / Hugh Diamond post mortem autopsy
— Arrival and departure of a balloon
— Hare and Hounds, February 1872
— Among the Wandsworth Lunatics, 1880 (a visit to view a theatrical performance, wittily described)
— Ophelia
— Hugh Diamond's photographs of women
— [Surrey Asylum Talk Notes — May 2024]
— Notes to self e.g. from Andrew Scull, Museums of Madness
— Summaries to sort (e.g. English Heritage, Lost Hospitals etc)
— Maps — development of site and buildings over time — why the Asylum was built here etc
— Lost Hospitals of London: Springfield [VVG]
— Ian Lodge Patch, Springfield: A Short History (1985) [downloaded as "ian-lodge-patch-springfield-a-short-history-1985-compressed.pdf""]
— ian-lodge-patch-Surrey-County-Lunatic-Asylum-BritishJnlPsychiatry-1991.pdf
— /institutions/surrey-lunatic-asylum/lodge-patch-surrey-lunatic-asylum-bjpsych-1991.html
— Dr Khaldoon Ahmed - Notes and Links
— The Mirror, 13 February 1841
— Wikipedia: Bethlem Royal Hospital
— Andrew Roberts on Springfield Lunatic Asylum [downloaded as Andrew-Roberts-Surrey-Lunatic-Asylum.pdf]
— Andrew Roberts on development of asylums and psychiatry — VG chronology and bibliography etc. of period. [downloaded as "Andrew-Roberts-chronological-and-alphabetical-bibliographies-of-lunacy.pdf""]
— Recollections of local people
— PY Betts See People who say goodbye, See pp.45—48.
— The 1844 Report of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy / http://studymore.org.uk/4_09.htm[link] [no refs to Surrey?]
— The 1844 Report of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy [text] [no refs to Surrey?]
— Many mentions of Meyer in Ismeer-or-Smyrna-and-its-British-Hospital-in-1855-by-A-Lady-1856.pdf
— "Was Suicide a Female Malady?", Barbara Gates, Victorian Suicide: Mad Crimes and Sad Histories,Princeton University Press, 1988, chapter 7, online at Victorian Web (in Link to chapter 7 — alludes to Diamond. See also the rest of BG's book — starts here.
— Andrew Roberts: http://studymore.org.uk/ — home page with links to many relevant pages on his site, and elsewhere. Includes:
— Andrew Roberts: Mental Health History Timeline — very useful.
— Andrew Roberts: Chronological and alphabetical bibliographies of lunacy (pdf)
— Andrew Roberts:Surrey Lunatic Asylum (webpage)
— Andrew Roberts: Surrey Lunatic Asylum (pdf)
— Andrew Roberts: The Lunacy Commission: A Study of its Origin, Emergence and Character (webpage).