WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL
LANDMARK TO BE MOVED LONDON, Nov. 16. Westminster Hospital, almost as famous a London landmark as either of its big neighbors, the Houses of Parliament and the Abbey, is to come down. After 20 years’ deliberation the governors, chief of whom is the Prince of Wales, have decided to make a move to a site some way farther west, near to Lambeth Bridge. All day and half the night traffic roars past the present buildings. One of the great advantages of the new site is- its comparative • quietness. The cost of the site and erection of the new hospital and its medical school will be about £700,000.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18277, 21 December 1933, Page 2
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