Wiltshire

BRITFORD

Odstock Hospital SU 148 273 100567

*Extract from the OS National Grid map, revised in* 1973 *CC-BY (NLS)*

CHIPPENHAM

Chippenham Hospital (Chippenham Cottage Hospital; Chippenham and District Hospital) ST 925 728 100579

*Extract from the OS 25 inch map, revised in* 1899 *CC-BY (NLS)*

Frogwell Hospital (Chippenham and Malmesbury Joint Isolation Hospital) ST 902 737 100581

*Frogwell Hospital, photographed in the early 1990s © L. Holmstadt*

*Frogwell Hospital, ward block © L. Holmstadt*

St Andrew’s Hospital (Chippenham Union Workhouse) ST 913 727 100607

DEVIZES

Devizes and District Hospital SU 005 617 100576

*Devizes Hospital, early 1990s © L. Holmstadt*

*Devizes Hospital, photographed in the early 1990s © L. Holmstadt*

St James’s Hospital (Devizes Union Workhouse) SU 007 616 100600

LAVERSTOCK

Salisbury and District joint Isolation Hospital SU 146 334 100538

MALMESBURY

Malmesbury Hospital (Old Manor House; Malmesbury and District Hospital) ST 935 865 100710

MARLBOROUGH

Marlborough Children’s Hospital (Marlborough Union Workhouse; Children’s Convalescent Home) SU 184 695 100565

Marlborough Isolation Hospital SU 184 696 100564

Savernake Cottage Hospital SU 205 686 100535

MELKSHAM

Melksham Cottage Hospital ST 908 632 100609

Melksham Cottage Hospital ST 905 639 100608

PEWSEY

Pewsey Hospital (Pewsey Union Workhouse; Wiltshire CC Mental Deficiency Colony) SU 157 603 100539

*Pewsey Workhouse chapel, photographed in the early 1990s © L. Holmstadt*

*Pewsey Workhouse infirmary, photographed in the early 1990s © L. Holmstadt*

PURTON

Northview Hospital (Cricklade and Wootton Bassett Union Workhouse) SU 085 874 83102

ROUNDWAY

Roundway Hospital (Wiltshire County Pauper Lunatic Asylum) SU 009 599 100610

SALISBURY

Harvard Common Cold Research Centre (American Red Cross Field Hospital Unit; First General Medical Field Laboratory) SU 139 280 100543

Old Manor Hospital (Fisherton House; Fisherton House Lunatic Asylum) SU 133 303 100537

*Old Manor Hospital photographed in the early 1990s, © L. Holmstadt*

Salisbury General Infirmary SU 141 299 100568

Tower House PLI (Alderbury Union Workhouse; Salisbury Union Workhouse) SU 143 283 100542

SOUTH TIDWORTH

Delhi Military Hospital SU 228 481 100197

Tidworth Military Barracks Isolation Hospital SU 227 484 100198

STRATTON ST MARGARET

St Margaret’s Hospital (Swindon and Highworth Union Workhouse) SU 175 876 100231

SWINDON

Great Western Railway Medical Fund Hospital SU 145 846 100341

Hawthorn Centre (Swindon Isolation Hospital) SU 153 595 100595

Seymour Clinic (Swindon Corporation Maternity Hospital; Kingshill House) SU 138 837 100598

Swindon Smallpox Hospital SU 149 868 100027

Victoria Hospital (Swindon and North Wiltshire Victoria Cottage Hospital) SU 138 836 100599

TROWBRIDGE

St John’s Hospital (Trowbridge and District Joint Isolation Hospital) ST 852 567 100577

Trowbridge Community Hospital (Ashcroft House; Trowbridge and District Hospital) ST 854 584 100582

WARMINSTER

Beckford Lodge Hospital ST 878 445 100578

Warminster Community Hospital (Warminster Cottage Hospital) ST 874 452 100549

WESTBURY

Prideaux Voluntary Hospital (Westbury Cottage Hospital) ST 871 512 100548

The earliest of the three hospitals in Westbury, opened by 1901 on the corner of Haynes and Westbourne Road. It closed and was converted into three dwellings in the 1920s-30s when the new hospital was built further north along Haynes Road.

Westbury and District Cottage Hospital, Hospital Road ST 872 506 100601 demolished

Callaway Gardens now stands on the site.

Westbury and District Cottage Hospital (now Westbury Labour Club and Institute), Haynes Road ST 872 512 100602

WINSLEY

Winsley Sanatorium (Winsley Chest Hospital; Royal Victoria Memorial Sanatorium; now Avon Park) ST 792 609 BF 100580 part demolished

The first building of the sanatorium was constructed in 1903-5. The architects were the local firm of Thomas Ball Silcock jr and Samuel Sebastian Reay.

*Winsley Sanatorium, on the 25-inch OS map revised in 1922 CC-BY (NLS)*

*Early postcard of Winsley Sanatorium reproduced by permission of H. Martin*

*Winsley Sanatorium, photographed in the early 1990s, © L. Holmstadt*

*Winsley Sanatorium, early 1990s © L. Holmstadt*

The hospital closed in 1982, and the site was later developed as Avonpark retirement village, retaining some of the former hospital buildings. [Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre have a good set of records of the hospital. A history of the hospital was published in 1992 written by John Willet, a former hospital administrator, Hospital Diary, The History of Winsley Chest Hospital.]

WROUGHTON

Princess Alexandra’s RAF Hospital (RAF General Hospital; Princess Alexandra Hospital) SU 162 792 100640 demolished