Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Salisbury Road Schools (PRN: 9340)

PRN9340
Site or location nameSalisbury Road Schools
Summary4th Southern General Hospital
DescriptionLarge three storey stone built institutional blocks with red stone facings to windows now used as a primary school. The Territorial Force unit was mobilised on Declaration of War and the 520 bed hospital opened on 20th August equipped with an operating theatre and X-ray equipment. The first 102 casualties arrived on the 21st August followed by a further 132 on 25th September including 14 Germans. By October the hospital had over 400 patients.
Monument TypeMILITARY HOSPITAL;HOSPITAL;MILITARY HOSPITAL
DesginationNone
MaterialSTONE
Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site LocationSalisbury Road Schools
PostcodePL4 8QZ
Map ReferenceNGR: SX4907054968 (249070, 54968)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Good (06-01-2017)
Source
(2014) Day scenes Plymouth WW1 Hospital. Plymouth Herald http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/day-scenes-plymouth-wwi-hospital/detail/story.html
Queens Nursing Institute (2016) World War 1: Accounts of district nurses during the Great War. QNIHeritage. https://qniheritage.org.uk/history/world-war-i/
Administration
Recorded By (Date)John M - Geograph (09-10-2008)
Copiled On06-01-2017
Last Updated09-01-2017
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4th Southern General Hospital, now Salisbury Road Schools, Salisbury Road/Seymour Avenue, St Jude's, Plymouth, Devon). The Territorial Force unit was mobilised on declaration of war and the hospital opened on 20th August 1914.
4th Southern General Hospital, now Salisbury Road Schools, Salisbury Road/Seymour Avenue, St Jude's, Plymouth, Devon). The Territorial Force unit was mobilised on declaration of war and the hospital opened on 20th August 1914.
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4th Southern General Hospital, now Salisbury Road Schools, Salisbury Road/Seymour Avenue, St Jude's, Plymouth, Devon). The Territorial Force unit was mobilised on declaration of war and the hospital opened on 20th August 1914.
4th Southern General Hospital, now Salisbury Road Schools, Salisbury Road/Seymour Avenue, St Jude's, Plymouth, Devon). The Territorial Force unit was mobilised on declaration of war and the hospital opened on 20th August 1914.
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