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Halliday Sutherland in Huelva, Spain c.1906. Dr. Sutherland worked at his uncle’s (Dr. William MacKay) Medical Clinic (© Mark Sutherland)

The Regent's Park Bandstand School featured in Popular Mechanics, August 1912 — The Regent’s Park Bandstand School was established by Dr. Halliday Sutherland to get tuberculous children into the open air up. Every day, pupils would recite “I will always fear bad air/I will never fear good air/I will open the window/And save my life”. From Popular Mechanics, August 1912. Read the background story here.

Children at the Regent's Park Open-Air School — Children at the Regent’s Park Open-Air School

RegPkBdSdSchool — The Open-Air Class in Regent’s Park, December 1911.

Regent's Park Bandstand School 1914 — The Open-Air Class in Regent’s Park in 1913.

'The Arches of the Years was lisited amoung the ten top selling non-fiction books by 'Publishers Weekly' in 1933 — ‘The Arches of the Years’ was among the best selling non-fiction books in 1933 (‘Publishers Weekly’). Read the background story here.

father-richard-sutherland — Father Richard More Sutherland prays over the grave of his brother Vincent in the Reichwald Forest War Cemetery in Germany. Read the background story here (© Mark Sutherland).

Press photographs from Dr Sutherland’s Australian tour 1939-40.

Lunch in Bilbao on Tuesday 27th August 1946. From Left to right: The Mayor of Bilbao, Dr Halliday Sutherland, Sr. Gomez Bea – Delegate of the Foreign Minister, Hudson Smith Esq. British Intelligence, The Chief of Police (© Mark Sutherland).

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