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WORTHING HOSPITAL

Catalogue reference: HWWO

What’s it about?

This record is about the WORTHING HOSPITAL dating from 1930-1968.

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Full description and record details

Reference

HWWO

Title

WORTHING HOSPITAL

Date

1930-1968

Description
Description available at other catalogue level
Related material

<p>See also HW3/2/9, 3/2/13, 14, 16/1/13,14.</p>

Held by
West Sussex Record Office
Language

English

Creator(s)
<corpname>Worthing Hospital</corpname>
Physical description

41 files and volumes

Immediate source of acquisition

HWWO/4/2/1,2; HWWO/4/3/1; HWWO/7/1-8; HWWO/8/1/1-7; HWWO/9/1-3 were deposited by the Hospital Administrator, Worthing Hospital in January 1984 (Acc. 6191).

HWWO/4/1/2; HWWO/4/4-7 were deposited by Worthing District Health Authority in January 1983 (Acc. 5815).

Administrative / biographical background

The original Worthing infirmary was established in 1829, in Chapel Road. The new Worthing Hospital in Lyndhurst Road was erected in 1881. A children's ward was added in 1889, an Out-Patients Department in 1912 and a wing containing a maternity and paying patients ward in 1923.

In July 1948 the Board of Management was dissolved and the administration of the hospital was taken over by the Worthing Group Hospital Management Committee. Under reorganisation of the National Health Service the hospital was transferred to Worthing District Health Authority in 1974.

Record URL
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