General Infirmary, Former hospital and Grade II listed building in Salisbury, England.
The General Infirmary stands as a four-story brick structure on Fisherton Street, featuring two distinct wings added during the nineteenth century modifications.
Lord Feversham initiated the hospital's establishment in 1763 with a £500 bequest, leading to its official opening in 1767 using existing buildings.
The 1936 outpatients department bears dedication to T.E. Lawrence, reflecting the connection between medical services and notable British military figures.
Medical services transferred from this location to Salisbury District Hospital between 1991 and 1992, preceding the building's conversion to residential use.
The forecourt displays the original inscription 'General Infirmary Supported by Voluntary Contribution: 1767' marking its philanthropic foundation.
Location: Salisbury
GPS coordinates: 51.06879,-1.79966
Latest update: March 14, 2025 14:20
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