It should not be assumed that this site is publicly accessible and it may be on private property. Do not trespass.

Building record TR 15 NE 390 - The Mount Hospital, Stodmarsh Road, Canterbury

Summary

A building built as an isolation hospital in 1897 using the pavilion principle. Six main blocks of red brick and tiles. New nurses accomodation was added in 1904. It was used later as a cottage hospital and then as a day centre for disabled people. It is now closed.

Location

Grid reference	TR 1775 5815 (point) Estimated from sources
Map sheet	TR15NE
County	KENT
District	CANTERBURY, KENT
Civil Parish	CANTERBURY, CANTERBURY, KENT

Map

Find a placename, postcode or grid reference

Map layers

Base layers

Info

Record list

Tools

Type and Period (5)

Full Description

A small isolation hospital built to serve the city of Canterbury in 1896-7. It was designed by the city surveyor, A. H. Campbell. The hospital was transferred to the NHS in 1948 and was latterly used as a cottage hospital. It closed in 1989 but was being partially used as a day-centre for the mentally handicapped in 1991(1).
Was used as a Casualty Clearing Station during WW1. The unit opened early in 1915 but its location proved unsuitable and it closed within a short time.

Historic England archive material: BF101178 MOUNT HOSPITAL, STODMARSH ROAD, CANTERBURY Miniature Format Film Number: 149/L,149/M

<1> RCHME, 1993, Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England: Compilation of Kent Hospitals Record Sheets (Unpublished document). SKE6841.

<2> RCHME edited by Harriet Richardson, 1998, English Hospitals 1660-1948 (Monograph). SKE6867.

Sources/Archives (2)

<1> SKE6841 Unpublished document: RCHME. 1993. Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England: Compilation of Kent Hospitals Record Sheets.
<2> SKE6867 Monograph: RCHME edited by Harriet Richardson. 1998. English Hospitals 1660-1948.