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BRACKNELL
Church Hill House Hospital (Easthampstead Union Workhouse) SU 864 675, 100389
BRADFIELD
Wayland Hospital (Bradfield Union Workhouse) SU 606 717, 100536
COLD ASH
Home for Sick Children SU 606 717, 100611
CROWTHORNE
Wellington College Sanatorium SU 828 635, 102759
HUNGERFORD
Hungerford Hospital (Hungerford Union Workhouse) SU 340 682, 100569
MAIDENHEAD
Maidenhead Cottage Hospital SU 880 810, 101577
St Mark’s Hospital (Maidenhead Municipal Borough Infectious Diseases Hospital) SU 871 813, 100349


St Mark’s Hospital (Maidenhead Union Workhouse) SU 872 815, 100387
NEWBURY
Newbury District Hospital SU 468 663, 100447
Newbury Hospital was designed by H. G. Turner and opened 18 November 1885 with 12 beds. It was greatly extended over the years, but finally closed in 2004 when a new community hospital was opened.
Sandleford Hospital (Newbury Union Workhouse) SU 473 655, 100513
OLD WINDSOR
King Edward VII Hospital, Old Windsor Unit (Windsor Union Workhouse) SU 977 737, 100237
The Windsor Poor Law Union was formed in 1835 and the new workhouse at Crimp Hill built soon after. It was designed by Scott and Moffatt, and built by the local firm of Bedborough and Jenner. Inmates from the Windsor Workhouse on Sheet Street were transferred here in 1840.
The long main block ran north-south with two pairs of cross-wings created a double cruciform layout. The women’s accommodation was to the north, and the men’s to the south, with a separate 50-bed infirmary to the rear. Further buildings were added for kitchens and vagrant accommodation in the late 19th century. The workhouse was later used as a hospital for the elderly (King Edward VII Hospital – Windsor Unit), which closed in 1991, and the building was converted to residential use, with new additional housing being constructed in the grounds
Windsor Smallpox Hospital SU 996 754, 100238
READING
Battle Hospital (Reading Union Workhouse) SU 697 738, 100398
Dellwood Maternity Hospital SU 710 730, 101591
Prospect Hospital (The Park Isolation Hospital) SU 685 727, 100566
Royal Berkshire Hospital SU 722 728, 100412
SLOUGH
Upton Hospital (Eton Union Workhouse) SU 096 794, 100346
Wexham Park Hospital
SPEEN
Speen Convalescent Home (Speen Cottage Hospital) SU 456 680, 100514
SUNNINGHIL
Heatherwood Hospital SU 914 687, 100348
WINDSOR
Combermere Barracks (Windsor Cavalry and Infantry Barracks) SU 962 757, 100141
King Edward VII Hospital SU 964 758, 100388
St Andrew’s Hospital SU 950 764, 101534
WOKINGHAM
Wokingham Hospital (Wokingham Union Workhouse) SU 803 685, 100347
WOKINGHAM WITHOUT
Pinewood Sanatorium (London Open Air Sanatorium) SU 835 659, 100342

Built in the early 20th century as a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients sent down from London. The OS map of 1911 shows it as the ‘London Open Air Sanatorium’. During the First World War the hospital was used primarily for the treatment of Canadian and other casualties from poison gas. The 1930-32 OS map shows the hospital as the ‘Pinewood Sanatorium’. In the Second World War the huts were occupied by the ‘No.1 New Zealand General Hospital’ and then by Polish troops. It later became a small general hospital before closing in the late 1970s-80s.