Great Britain. Army. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. (Reserve)

Photo taken of Alice Welford and a women identified as Lierdman sitting in from of a stone garden wall at St. Ignatius Hospital, Malta. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

Photo taken of a woman, identified as Lierdman, standing in from of a garden stone wall at St. Ignatius Hospital, Malta. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

The photo shows four QAIMNS(R) nurses. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

Photo taken of an unidentified nurse and naval officer standing on the steps of St. Ignatius Hospital. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

The photo shows Welford and another nurse at the base of the Rock. The term “O’Hara’s Point” may be due to the fact that O’Hara’s Tower was built as a watchtower on the top of Sugarloaf Point. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

Photo taken of part of the military hospital nursing staff at Europa Point, Gibraltar. They are sitting on the steps leading up to the hospital building. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

Photo taken of part of the military hospital nursing staff at Europa Point, Gibraltar. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

Fifteen patients, two QAIMNS(R) nurses, two soldiers, and an orderly. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

The photo shows four of five nurses on an outing in the rocky high ground north of Gibraltar and the town of La Linea de la Concepción historically called “The Queen of Spain’s Chair.” Constable is third from the left and Welford is next to the rock. The missing Carpenter may be taking the picture. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.

The photo shows the rocky high ground north of Gibraltar and the town of La Linea de la Concepción historically called “The Queen of Spain’s Chair.” There one unidentified person in the background, and based on her attire (compare to 2010-064-1-8-5), the woman in front looking away from the camera is E. M. Constable. Title taken from description on scrapbook page. Image has been digitally altered for clarity.