BODMIN
Bodmin Union Workhouse SX 074 673 100260
East Cornwall Hospital SX 072 672 100300
St Lawrence’s Hospital (Cornwall County Lunatic Asylum) SX 055 669 100359
BUDE-STRATTON
Stratton and Bude UDC Isolation Hospital SS 240 064 100314
Stratton Hospital (Stratton Cottage Hospital) SS 228 064 100351
BUDOCK
Falmouth and Truro Port Health Authority Hospital SW 782 333 100293
CAMELFORD
Camelford Union Workhouse SX 101 834 100301
CARN BREA
Barncoose Hospital (Redruth Union Workhouse) SW 685 416 100357
FALMOUTH
Falmouth Hospital and Dispensary (Falmouth Hospital) SW 802 324 100302
Budock Hospital (Falmouth Union Workhouse) SW 788 333 100313
Falmouth and District Hospital (Falmouth Hospital) SW 796 329 100354
Royal Cornwall Sailors’ Home and Hospital SW 811 324 100292
FOWEY
Fowey Hospital SX 123 520 100296
HAYLE
St Michael’s Hospital SW 556 367 100294
HELSTON
Helston and District Hospital (Helston and District War Memorial Cottage Hospital)
SW 665 264 100303
Meneage Hospital (Helston Union Workhouse) SW 662 272 100356
ILLOGAN
Tehidy Sanatorium SW 647 433 100311
LAUNCESTON
Launceston Hospital SX 328 837 100304
Launceston Infirmary and Rowe Dispensary (Rowe Dispensary) SX 328 844 100297
Launceston Union Workhouse SX 335 838 100352
LISKEARD
Lamellion Hospital (Liskeard Union Workhouse) SX 247 640 100295
Passmore Edwards Hospital (Passmore Edwards Cottage Hospital; Liskeard Cottage Hospital) SX 250 648 100305
MADRON
Penzance Union Workhouse SW 450 324 100306
NEWQUAY
Newquay and District Hospital SW 836 613 100307
PENZANCE
West Cornwall Hospital (West Cornwall Infirmary and Dispensary) SW 467 307 100355
REDRUTH
Camborne and Redruth Hospital (West Cornwall Hospital for Convalescent Miners; West Cornwall Miners’ and Women’s Hospital) SW 692 417 BF100309. The Miners’ Hospital was built in 1863 as a six-bed convalescent home for miners, largely paid for by Lord Robartes. In 1871 Robartes added an accident wing. The convalescent side had spacious dining and sitting rooms and kitchen. Also the matron’s room was on this side. Instead of large wards there were rooms for one, four and five patients. The medical staff consisted of the surgeons of the various tin mines in the neighbourhood, each looking after their own patient. A completely separate West Cornwall Women’s Hospital was built on an adjacent site in 1899 to designs by Sampson Hill. The Miner’s and the Women’s hospitals were amalgamated in 1901. A new operating theatre designed by S. Hill was opened in 1907. A bungalow was built in 1925 to designs by Leonard Winn of Truro. In 1926 a maternity ward was added, although this could not be identified by survey staff in 1992. In 1937 both the women’s and men’s wards were enlarged. A plaque in the entrance hall commemorated this. The original miner’s hospital was a two-storey structure facing east. It was built of rubble with a granite plinth, quoins and first-floor sill band. The central three bays projected under a hipped slated roof. The entrance was on the north side. The accident wing on the north side formed a cross wing. A private ward wing was added to the east of the accident wing in 1937. It was of three storeys with rendered walls and a flat roof. A balcony was on the first and on the second floors on the south side with strap steel balustrade.
The Women’s Hospital of 1889 was a two-storey building in brown squared rubble. The central doorway was later blocked and had a lintel supported by two short grey columns of some cast material with yellow stone bases and volute capitals. Above was the inscription WOMENS HOSPITAL. In May 1899 a Children’s Jubilee Memorial Wing was opened. The wing formed a cross-wing on the south of the women’s hospital. It was of two storeys. A slab on the first floor level recorded that this was the JUBILEE WARD FOR CHILDREN. In 1926 the County Council apparently added a maternity ward which also could not be verified by the survey team in 1992. From 2002 the site was redeveloped as Gweal Pawl Urban village and the former hospital building was converted into flats.
ST COLUMB MAJOR
St Columb Union Workhouse SW 916 637 100358
STIVES
Edward Hain Hospital (Edward Hain Memorial Cottage Hospital)SW 518 399 100360
ST AUSTELL
St Austell and District Hospital (St Austell Cottage Hospital) SX 004 525 100310
SALTASH
St Barnabas Hospital (St Barnabas Cottage Hospital and Convalescent Home) SX 427 586 100380
TRURO
Royal Cornwall Hospital SW 823 446 100353
St Clement’s Hospital (Truro Union Workhouse) SW 838 456 100312