Bristol Royal Infirmary – Old Building, Bristol
When an infirmary was founded on this site in 1736 it was among the earliest in the country, but the Old Building itself is later
Harperbury Hospital, Radlett
Harperbury Hospital was a former mental health and learning disailbities hospital built on the remains of world war 1 hangers. A large part of the
Haslar Hospital, Gosport
Founded in the reign of King George 1st, the Royal Hospital Haslar in Gosport, Hampshire, was one of several hospitals serving the Portsmouth Urban Area,
St Peter’s Mortuary, Chertsey
Built as part of the original St Peter’s hospital it served to deal with causalities during the second world war. Built at the rear edge
Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, Derby
Built in 1810 on land formerly part of Derby’s Castlefield estate the Derby Royal Infirmary served the local area until 2009 when the majority of
Harperbury Hospital, Radlett
Harperbury was built as a specialised Mental Health/Learning Disability hospital built from the remains of hangers used in the first world war. It is now
Minffordd Hospital, Bangor
Minffordd Hospital is a small community hospital that closed in 2006. The hospital was built in the aftermath of the 1882 typhoid epidemic that accounted
Hanham Hall Hospital, Bristol
The site of Hanham Hall hospital dates back to the middle 17th century. Starting out as a gentry house and agricultural and industrial centre it