Birth and education Frank Tidswell

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nugal hall, randwick, tidswell s home in teenage years



the 1881 founders wing opened year tidswell commenced education @ newington college



the anderson stuart building @ sydney university tidswell studied , taught medicine



the royal alexandria hospital children @ camperdown tidswell director of pathology 28 years



st paul s anglican church, burwood, tidswell married millie jones in 1902



gayton, burwood, tidswell , jones wedding reception held



a rolls-royce silver ghost open tourer of style bought tidswell in 1912


tidswell born in sydney, fifth of 9 children born frederick squire tidswell (1831–1898) , wife mary ann (1836–1912). fourth child, francis tidswell (1864–1866) had died year before birth , sixth child architect thomas tidswell (1870–1950). raised in rural nsw until age of 13 when family moved sydney. dr fred tidswell, owned coogee bay hotel, bought nugal hall, mortimer lewis designed home in milford street, randwick, , members of family lived there until 1903. tidswell attended newington college (1881–1884) , went university of sydney graduating bachelor of medicine , chemistry in 1892. studied @ university college, london, , awarded d.p.h., university of cambridge in 1893.








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