Angus HER - NO66SW0050 - COUNTY HOSPITAL, INFIRMARY STREET, BRECHIN

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Primary ReferenceNO66SW0050
NameCOUNTY HOSPITAL, INFIRMARY STREET, BRECHIN
NRHE Card No.NO66SW41
NRHE Numlink 193608
HES SM No. NULL
HES LB No. NULL
Site Form Documentary Record Only
Site Condition Destroyed
Details Site of infectious diseases hospital, built in 1897 by Patrick Hill Thoms to plans drawn up by Thomas Martin Cappon. It is situated to the North-West of the Brechin Infirmary (NO66SW0051), which was opened a year earlier in 1896. It is made up of three buildings. There is a U-plan building, open to the East, with a rectangular building to the North-West of it, and a T-plan building to the North. By 1940, it was converted into accommodation for the aged and infirm. It has since been demolished, and is now parkland to the rear of the present Brechin Infirmary. Also known as the Join Infectious Diseases Hospital and the County Hospital.
Last Update07/11/2016
Updated Bynackerman
CompilerNCA
Date of Compilation16/09/2016

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National Grid Reference: NO 6013 6043


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Monument Type 1Monument Type 2Monument Type 3OrderProbability
HOSPITALS SITE OFA100
BUILDINGS U-PLANB100
BUILDINGSRECTANGULARSITE OFC100
BUILDINGS T-PLAND100