Nottingham - NG5 (City Hospital)
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Nottingham - NG5 (City Hospital)
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 4 May 2012
The rear of a building on the perimeter road near to Gate 1 currently being used by the Occupational Health Department. This is one of the last remaining pavilion wards used for patients with pulmonary tuberculosis when this was the Bagthorpe Isolation Hospital (later Heathfield Hospital). Two of the 'wings' of the pavilion design (pavilion being derived from the Latin for butterfly) can be seen on this end elevation.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.989672
Longitude
-1.163792