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Glossop Road, SHEFFIELD, S10 2JF

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The Royal Hallamshire Hospital (RHH) - like most Hospitals - is a huge complex of buildings at the top of the Broomhill area of Sheffield, and is visible from most parts of Sheffield. The main building, as shown, fronts onto Glossop Road and was opened in 1978 by HRH Prince Charles. However the original Outpatient buildings, just visible behind the trees, were opened in the 1950s and 1960s. Further buildings, extensions and car parking have been added since then … and are still being developed. The area was originally developed with Victorian Villas and Houses. Some still remain, but, of these, most have mostly been purchased by the Sheffield Teaching Hospital Trust, and are used as Office Accommodation or Clinics by various departments. For an example … see … Image The RHH is connected to and works very closely with the Jessop Wing, which specialises in Maternity Cases … see … Image In addition, within walking distance are the Charles Clifford Dental Hospital and School of Dentistry … Image Weston Park Hospital which is a specialist Cancer Hospital … Image and the Sheffield Children's Hospital … Image See also … Image The RHH also works very closely with the - equally large - Northern General Hospital which is located on the Northern side of Sheffield. Both Hospitals also have strong links with the University of Sheffield … Image See … Image See also … Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image

The 'B' Road runs between the main Hospital Building and the rear of the Outpatient's Building. The two buildings are linked by a pedestrian bridge which can be seen in this view immediately to the left of the 'No Entry' sign. See also … Image The 'B' Road is a 'one way' road, running from Glossop Road to Claremont Place. An 'A' road is in front of the Outpatient's building and runs the opposite way and also gives access to the Multi-Storey Car Park … see … Image For full information about the Hospital … and links to more pictures … see … Image

From Meersbrook Park

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From Rud Hill

The 21-storey main building, opened in 1979 is a distinctive landmark and is the third highest building in this generally low rise city. (Does this count as a geograph as the building is in two grid squares, although the majority is in this one)

Seen from Ringinglow to the west of the city.

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