isolation hospital

The school was also provided with an isolation hospital, built in the grounds.

An isolation hospital and nurse's residence was added in 1900.

Very few people ever left the isolation hospital and visitors had to sit behind a glass screen.

It was opened as an isolation hospital in 1897 and later became a geriatric unit.

A small isolation hospital was built in the grounds in 1911.

This in its time was an isolation hospital and an 'asylum'.

In the early 20th century the barracks were periodically used as an isolation hospital.

Nevertheless, in 1941, the main block was converted into an isolation hospital for infectious diseases.

In 1892, it was the site of a "pesthouse," or isolation hospital.

It was originally an isolation hospital treating contagious diseases.

Unfortunately a new isolation hospital was constructed next door shortly after completion of Home Place.

I've just been suggesting to our good friend here that you should both go to the Isolation Hospital and get cleaned up. "

On the St Edward's site, the former isolation hospital has been restored and converted into a children's day nursery.

During the period 1918 to 1939, the isolation hospital remained the sole medical provision in Sheriff Hill.

During local smallpox outbreaks in 1850 and 1880, the canyon housed an isolation hospital to care for the afflicted.

In the autumn of 1897 seven children contracted diphtheria and were sent to the Isolation Hospital.

If not, would they bear the expense of removal and treatment in 'some isolation hospital'?

Soon after, work began on a 38-bed isolation hospital at what is today Queen Elizabeth Avenue.

The land had originally been set aside by the city for the Isolation Hospital, but this was never constructed and it now lay empty.

Originally a tuberculosis isolation hospital, it is now a hospital specialising in rehabilitation.

Another building in Liverpool Road, Islington, was used as an isolation hospital.

The hospital's extensive landscaped grounds also contained an isolation hospital, a chapel and several residences for staff.

In the 14th century friars came to Newport where they built an isolation hospital for infectious diseases.

The camp also had a hospital for injuries, an isolation hospital for infectious cases, and a bath house.

Mogden Isolation Hospital was there from 1897 to 1991.