The photographs of guests at the annual dinner held in 1970 to mark the centenary of the Cardiff Medical Society. There are 28 photographs in the collection.

Photograph 1: This photograph shows Mrs Phillips, Mr Phillips (the society president) and Mr Hilary Wade.
Photograph 2: This photograph shows Mr Hector Thomas, Mrs Thomas, Dr Evans and Mrs Evans.
Photograph 3: This photograph shows Sir Tudor Thomas, Mr Robert Owen and Dr A J Thomas.

The Cardiff Medical Society was formed in 1870. It aims to encourage the advancement of medical knowledge and promote the welfare of the medical profession. The society is run by a committee of volunteers who organise a variety of educational events for society members, such as talks, lectures, paper presentations and discussions on topics relevant to the medical field with leading figures in the field. The society also holds social events, including an annual dinner. Every year the society awards a prize to a medical student studying in Wales for some research they have conducted. Initially, the society struggled to attract members. Today, the society is thriving and more than 400 medical practitioners in Cardiff and the surrounding area are members of the society who meet on a monthly basis.

Glamorgan Archives, DCMS/12
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