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Hucknall Road, NOTTINGHAM, NG5 1NX

At this particular time motorists were being exhorted to use one of the park and Ride sites associated with the Nottingham Tram.

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.

The Gate 1 entrance and exit to City Hospital on Hucknall Road is the one nearest to Arnold Road (B6004). This was the entrance to Bagthorpe Hospital (later called Heathfield Hospital). This isolation facility was opened on 15th July 1892 by the Mayor of Nottingham. Miss Dickinson, the hospital’s first Matron and Dr Wynne, the Assistant Medical Officer were in attendance. The red-brick building on the right housed its administrative offices, whereas the actual clinical buildings were further in, where the new maternity unit now stands.

The Victorian building at this hospital road junction in the grounds of the City Hospital is Heathfield House, once the administrative office block for Bagthorpe Hospital (the city's isolation hospital, opened in 1892). Most recently this block has housed the hospital’s IT operations.

The signal represents the fact that the walkway follows a former railway line.

Combining the main features of the walkway – former railway line, and nature reserve.

A stretch of the hospital perimeter road running parallel with Hucknall Rd. The tall Victorian building is Heathfield House, once the administrative office block for Bagthorpe Hospital (the city's isolation hospital, opened in 1892). More recently these office premises have housed the hospital’s IT operations. The smaller building is the Regional Cleft Lip/Palate Centre, whereas the modern building accommodates the P.E.T & C.T Scan Unit.

One of the remaining pavilion style isolation blocks on the City Hospital site that was part of Bagthorpe Isolation Hospital (later Heathfield Hospital). It is now occupied by the Occupational Health Service. The modern maternity unit that opened in 1992 can be seen in the distance.

A view towards the Gate 1 entrance/exit. On the right is one of last remaining examples of a pavilion ward (pavilion being derived from Latin for butterfly). This building, that would originally have stood well away from other buildings, was used for patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. Note the steps underneath the windows that would have allowed relatives see their loved ones without direct contact. Today the building is used for Patients' Records.

Alongside Hucknall Road at the southern end of the Walkway.