St. Edwards Hospital, Cheddleton during construction
St. Edwards Hospital, Cheddleton during construction
The building firm seen carrying out the work is William Brown & Son. Giles, Gough and Trollope were the firm of architects responsible for the building's design. T.M. Rickman was the surveyor and H.T. ...
St. George's Hospital Chapel, Stafford
This was originally the chapel for the County Asylum on Corporation Street. The asylum opened in 1818, to accommodate 120 private and pauper patients.
The hospital moved to Seisdon near Wolverhampton ...
St. George's Hospital Chapel, Stafford
This was originally the chapel for the County Asylum on Corporation Street. The asylum opened in 1818, to accommodate 120 private and pauper patients. The Asylum became St. George's Hospital in 1948. ...
St. George's Hospital, Stafford
The County Asylum on Corporation Street opened in 1818, to accommodate 120 private and pauper patients.
The asylum moved to Seisdon near Wolverhampton in 1946 and the building became St. George's Hospital ...
St. George's Hospital, Stafford
An aerial view of St. George's Hospital, Stafford from the north. Stafford Gaol and Staffordshire General Infirmary can be seen top right.
The County Asylum on Corporation Street opened on 1 October ...
St. George's Hospital, Stafford
The County Asylum on Corporation Street opened in 1818, to accommodate 120 private and pauper patients.
The asylum moved to Seisdon near Wolverhampton in 1946 and the building became St. George's Hospital ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: engraving
Showing St. John's Hospital, [on St. John's Street.] North east view from the road, showing chiefly the chapel with the master's house adjoining to the west. Part of the old range of buildings (a door ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: pen and ink drawing
'St. John's Hospital Lichfield, 1495,' [on St. John's Street.] Showing the Hospital and Chapel from the road, with the entrance doorway and eight elongated chimneys. Also showing the east end of the ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: red sepia drawing
'St. John's Hospital Lichfield,' showing a view from the road [St. John's Street] with the entrance door and two of the range of chimneys. Also showing an overhanging oriel window next to the chapel. ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: sepia drawing
'Saint John's Hospital, Lichfield,' [on St. John's Street] showing the south side of the hospital with five windows, and the south side of the chapel, with windows of various designs with from one to ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: sepia wash drawing
Showing the Hospital and Chapel from the road, with the entrance doorway and eight elongated chimneys. Also showing the east end of the chapel on the right, with a window of five lights. 'C. E. Stringer, ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: water colour painting
'St. John's Hospital, Lichfield,' [on St. John's Street.] North east view from the road, showing chiefly the chapel with the master's house adjoining to the west. Part of the old range of buildings ...
St. John's Hospital and Chapel, Lichfield: woodcut engraving
Showing the Hospital and Chapel from the road, [St. John's Street] with the entrance doorway and eight elongated chimneys. Also showing the east end of the chapel on the right, with a window of five ...
St. John's Hospital, Lichfield
St. John's Hospital was founded in around 1135 as a hospital, or place of hospitality, for pilgrims who had travelled to Lichfield to worship the relics of St. Chad. It was refounded by Bishop William ...
St. John's Hospital, Lichfield
St. John's Hospital was founded in around 1135 as a hospital, or place of hospitality, for pilgrims who had travelled to Lichfield to worship the relics of St. Chad. It was refounded by Bishop William ...
St. Joseph's Hall, Stone
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Hall stands on Station Road. In January 1915 it was taken over by the Stone Branch of the Red Cross as a convalescent hospital for servicemen from other war hospitals.
A ...
St. Mary's Home, Stone
A postcard view of one of the wards at St. Mary's Home in Stone. Mother Margaret Hallahan of the Dominican Order founded St. Dominic's Convent in the mid-nineteenth century. This was originally a small ...