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A History of the County of Sussex
… of Norfolk. 3 The buildings were extended in 1964. 4 A clinic was held behind the public library in Maltravers …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and in 1929 Neithrop House was converted into a children's clinic. 295 When smallpox broke out in Banbury in 1871 a … formerly part of the workhouse, with 24 beds, and the Elms Clinic with 15 beds. The Neithrop Hospital became a geriatric … the old hospital building was demolished in 1969. The Elms Clinic reopened as a 15-bed psychiatric unit. 311 The great …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Place, a supermarket, office units, and a doctor's clinic in 1993. The firm was also working in Old Ford Road. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… The main centre, with a dispensary and a planned dental clinic, was in Cornwall Road; another centre was in rented … and nos. 337-9 Hackney Road were converted into a dental clinic and staff accommodation in 1934; 13 a new out-patient …
Survey of London
… houses and was later to be the architect of the London Clinic in Marylebone Road. 98 The entrance was removed from …
A History of the County of Stafford
… established in 1911, ran a mothers' and babies' welfare clinic in Union Street. From 1913 half its expenses were met by a Board of Education grant, and in 1919 the clinic was taken over by Burton corporation. The premises …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… part of the building was used by the corporation as a clinic. Ann Watson's Hospital: by will dated 1720 Ann Watson …
Survey of London
… broad windows on both floors. No. 22 is now a migraine clinic, while the workshop to the rear is a restaurant. Nos …