MANSION GATE SQUARE CHAPEL ALLERTON
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Thanks for that, I shall hang onto the photo and post it when you have it sorted out!
We Leeds, t'others follow!!!http://www.flickr.com/photos/debs69/htt ... le/debs69/
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was involved with old chapel A right at the end before the site was disposed of. The interior of many of the buildings had quickly deteriorated. Ive got a shed full of the parquet flooring from the old nurses home. (but alas no nurses!) spent quite a bit of time in decomissioned hospitals and they are the most eerie places, especially when lots of equipment and effects have been left behind.
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The grand old house should appear here in a mo!!
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A fool spends his entire life digging a hole for himself.A wise man knows when it's time to stop!(phill.d 2010)http://flickr.com/photos/phill_dvsn/
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Chapel Allerton Hospital was opened in May 1927 by HRH Princess Mary.It was run by the Ministry of Pensions and cost £130,000. It had two hundred beds and catered for former millitary personnel who had been injured in the Great War.Its patients came from Yorkshire, East Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.It replaced the old military hospital at Becketts Park in Leeds.There were two theatres, and x-ray department, massage and electrical department and a bacteriological library.Officers and men had seperate wards.With the start of the second world war the hospital was expanded eighted huted wards were opened in 1940. The nurses home was also expanded.The hospital passed from the Ministry of Pensions to the Ministry of Health in 1953.Does anything exist of the Beckitts Park Hospital