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Vale of Leven Hospital, the first new NHS hospital in Britain

Posted on April 10, 2016 by Harriet Richardson

Postcard of Vale of Leven Hospital from the 1970s Vale of Leven Hospital, at Alexandria in Dunbartonshire, Scotland, was the first new hospital to be completed in Britain under the National Health Service at a cost of around £1 million. It … Continue reading →

Posted in General Hospitals, Scottish Hospitals | Tagged architecture, Emergency Medical Scheme, Finsbury Health Centre, General Hospitals, Health Centres, Joseph Gleave, Lubetkin, National Health Service, Scottish Architecture, Second World War, Tecton, Vale of Leven Hospital | Leave a comment

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