From sad beginnings and a difficult nursing career Isobel Horner progressed to her own private hospital - Waratah - which she later converted to an exclusive guest house at 12 York Street, Launceston. Author Sally Dammery writes graphically of the life of her strong-minded and independent grandmother Isobel Horner and daily life in Launceston a century ago.
BOOK DETAILS
- Format: softcover
- Published: 2017
- Pages: 203, indexed
- Illustrations: black and white
CONDITION
Used but very good condition.
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