ST BRIDES CASTLE;KENSINGTON HOSPITAL

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RCAHMW colour transparency showing view of St Brides Castle taken by I.N. Wright, 2003.

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My mum was a patient at st brides for 13 years with polo. From about 1927. I would like to know a little more if any can help. Thank you

I was a patient in St. Brides castle, then known as Kensington Hospital, in the early 50’s. It was then a sanatorium for Tuberculosis sufferers. I was just a child of around four/five years old. Unfortunately neither of my parents are still alive so I cannot ask them of the details, so I wonder if anyone can give me any information on where I can get more details on the hospital (as it was then). If there are any records kept showing patient names, arrivals and discharges it would be very nice and interesting to research. Thanks in anticipation.

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Simon Evans

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ST BRIDES CASTLE;KENSINGTON HOSPITAL

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More Welsh history

Simon Evans

WiciPics

Yale Center for British Art

Vale of Glamorgan Libraries