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Brownlow Road, REDHILL, RH1 6AW

Looking south from its junction with Hatchlands Road

Late Victorian housing in Shrewsbury Road. The nearest pair has a plaque "The Olives 1880" with the house beyond having one "Shrewsbury Villa 1880".

Looking south from its junction with Hatchlands Road

Late Victorian housing in Shrewsbury Road.

Late Victorian housing in Shrewsbury Road.

Looking along Shrewsbury Road, with part of Shrewsbury Court Independent Hospital on the right.

A Strict Communion Baptist chapel, founded in 1878.

The Shrewsbury Road frontage of Shrewsbury Court Independent Hospital, a private hospital on Whitepost Hill, providing psychiatric rehabilitation services for patients suffering from long term mental illness. The first building on the site (not seen in this photo) dates from 1871, when the Reigate Cottage Hospital moved here from Albert Road North (see Image) and was renamed the Reigate and Redhill Cottage Hospital. A wing was added in 1907 with the extension along Shrewsbury Road (seen here) being added in 1923. Over the years, the name changed a number of times, initially to the Reigate and Redhill Hospital, then the Reigate and Redhill General Hospital and from 1923 the East Surrey Hospital. From 1980, its role began to transfer to Redhill General Hospital, with total closure in 1983, with the building subsequently taking on its current role.

Foundation stone on the Shrewsbury Road frontage of Shrewsbury Court Independent Hospital, a private hospital on Whitepost Hill, providing psychiatric rehabilitation services for patients suffering from long term mental illness. The first building on the site dates from 1871, when the Reigate Cottage Hospital moved here from Albert Road North (see Image) and was renamed the Reigate and Redhill Cottage Hospital. A wing was added in 1907 with the extension along Shrewsbury Road (the one for which this foundation stone was laid) being added in 1923. Over the years, the name changed a number of times, initially to the Reigate and Redhill Hospital, then the Reigate and Redhill General Hospital and from 1923 the East Surrey Hospital. From 1980, its role began to transfer to Redhill General Hospital, with total closure in 1983, with the building subsequently taking on its current role. The stone reads: "This stone was laid by the Right Hon Lord Ashcombe CB Lord Lieutenant of Surrey on Nov 10 1923 to commemorate the enlargement of the East Surrey Hospital". For a wider view of this wing, see Image, with the stone visible to the left of the entrance.

The Shrewsbury Road frontage of Shrewsbury Court Independent Hospital, a private hospital on Whitepost Hill, providing psychiatric rehabilitation services for patients suffering from long term mental illness. The first building on the site (not seen in this photo) dates from 1871, when the Reigate Cottage Hospital moved here from Albert Road North (see Image) and was renamed the Reigate and Redhill Cottage Hospital. A wing was added in 1907 with the extension along Shrewsbury Road (seen here) being added in 1923. Over the years, the name changed a number of times, initially to the Reigate and Redhill Hospital, then the Reigate and Redhill General Hospital and from 1923 the East Surrey Hospital. From 1980, its role began to transfer to Redhill General Hospital, with total closure in 1983, with the building subsequently taking on its current role. For a close up of the foundation stone to the left of the entrance, see Image