1881 – St. Peters Hospital, Covent Garden, London
Architect: J.M. Brydon
“This hospital, which is devoted to the treatment of stone and diseases of the bladder,
1882 – Brompton Consumption Hospital, London
Architect: T.H. Wyatt
“The Earl of Derby, a fortnight ago,
1882 – Children’s Hospital, Mark Street, Finsbury, London
Architect: John D. Sedding
1882 – Evangelical Protestant Deconesses Institution & Training Hospital, Tottenham, London
Architect: Edward C. Robins
In 1865 a Dr Laseron decided to found a hospital where ladies could be trained to nurse the sick poor.
1888 – Cheyne Hospital for Children, 60-61 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London
Architect: Beazley & Burrows
Founded in 1875 as the Cheyne Hospital for Sick and Incurable Children,
1896 – Clarence Memorial Wing St. Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London
Architect: William Emerson
The Clarence Memorial Wing at St.
1898 – Royal Free Hospital, Grays Inn Road, London
Architect: W. Harvey
1899 – St John & St Elizabeth Hospital, St. Johns Wood, London
Architect: Edward Goldie, Goldie Child & Goldie
“This hospital,
1899 – Unbuilt New Infirmary, St. Mary Islington, London
Architect: William Smith
1901 – Camberwell Infirmary, London
Architect: Edwin T. Hall
Closed in 1983, its origins were in the Camberwell Workhouse Infirmary which was completed in 1875.
