Hull hospital 1918

[farlington]

Hi All,

Here is the pic in question, not too much to go on but hopefully the hospital can be identified.

regards Farlington

[Treetotal]

Hi Farlington...I have done some research today at the Carnegie Heritage Centre and we believe that the building in the photo is most likely to be on Argyle Street at the rear of Hull Royal Infirmary..as posted by Steve ( I hope you have recovered Steve)

Here is an extract from Paul Gibson's book on Anlaby Road:

Several hospitals were set up around the city for military use such as the Royal Navy Hospital in Argyle Street with 220 beds; Lady Sykes’ Hospital set up within the Metropole Assembly Hall in West Street; Reckitt’s Hospital founded within their works, which had 45 beds, and the Brooklands Officers Hospital in Cottingham Road that made use of a pre-existing facility.

Carol

[SteveJW]

Many thanks for the hope you are well etc, turned out to be a scare nothing more. Back at work, never thought I would be so glad to be there

Thanks

[Treetotal]

Great news Steve 
Carol

[farlington]

Hi Carol and Steve.

Brilliant, thanks for all your efforts, its what makes this forum work so well.

Farlington

[Treetotal]

Hi...I don't know if you want this but here it is anyway.
Carol

[ashliegh]

there was a    9 bed    military hospital  called  Paul Point , sorry not sure where it was but could it have been in the village of Paul just on the out skirts of hull