Blushing Rose
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We've just received a death certificate which tells us that our ancestor died at 'Hull Sanatorium' in 1942 of TB...
I have discovered that this was at Castle Hill, Cottingham...are there any dregs left of the old place left up there are has it all gone - and, where might I find out info about the place please? (Goggles doesn't seem to want to help me, maybe I'm putting the wrong stuff in..) Oh, and if anyone has any photos..?
Thanks
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Blushing Rose
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Thanks - that's about as much information that I'd been able to find as well.
I also found this: Hull Sanatorium (later the Castle Hill Sanatorium). A sanatorium at Cottingham was built in 1916. There were 158 beds in 1948 (fn. 414) and 212 in 1963. (fn. 415)
I guess I'm hoping for more information than just 'this was built then', you know? x
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Blushing Rose
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I shall certainly have a look in the records for him, thanks hon x
I'm hoping to find more about the place itself, and pictures, but as you say I may have to wait for the history centre thing to open!
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Blushing Rose
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Thanks hon xxx I'll have a look :-)
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Blushing Rose
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You are a bloomin' star! There are pictures there of the old TB wards, just the sort of thing I was after x
Now, wouldn't it be great to find out if he was actually in ward 15, the TB ward in the photo!
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Blushing Rose
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The guy we've found who was there is my OH's granddad who died from TB in 1942, aged 37 - stupidly young, isn't it? What sort of work was your Granddad in? Just wondering if it made any difference...
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Blushing Rose
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See, the OH's granddad father was working in an Oil Mill, (which we think of getting the oil from rapeseed and the like) so...dusty work.. I'm just wondering if there's anything in that x
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SteveJW
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In 1914 York and the East Riding decided to purchase the Raywell Estate, near Hull, as the location for a jointly run sanatorium. However, the First World War delayed this project, while at the same time it increased sanatorium demand from discharged soldiers. As the waiting list lengthened, York and the East Riding jointly urged the Local Government Board for permission to proceed with the Raywell scheme. On the present day OS map the sanatorium site is 3km from Raywell House and Farm so it looks as if the Raywell scheme went ahead Attached a small part of the 1927 OS map for the area As I understand things it does not breach copyright to publish small portions of OS maps Acknowledgments to East Riding Archives Ordnance Survey
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Blushing Rose
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Is this the site of the current castle Hill hospital? I haven't lived in Hull long enough to know where everything is, you see.
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