Trinity Hospital (London)
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Dating back to 1613, Trinity Hospital is the oldest surviving building in Greenwich town centre. The hospital was founded as almshouses by Henry Howard, Earl of Northampton.
A board near its entrance reads:
Since 1617 it has provided a home for 21 retired gentlemen of Greenwich.
The hospital was rebuilt in 1812 in its present Gothic style, and is still in use.
A board near its entrance reads:
Since 1617 it has provided a home for 21 retired gentlemen of Greenwich.
The hospital was rebuilt in 1812 in its present Gothic style, and is still in use.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 51°29'6"N -0°0'7"E
- Royal Bethlehem Hospital, Psychiatry 11 km
- Springfield university hospital 13 km
- Former West Park Hospital 26 km
- St. Peter's Hospital 39 km
- Wexham Park Hospital 40 km
- Former St. Francis' Mental Hospital 55 km
- Broadmoor Hospital 56 km
- Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital 81 km
- St James' Hospital 106 km
- The Royal Hospital Haslar 111 km
- Greenwich 0.2 km
- Cubitt Town 1 km
- Greenwich Peninsula 1.3 km
- Isle of Dogs 1.4 km
- Millwall 1.6 km
- Blackheath 1.8 km
- Deptford 2.1 km
- Belfore Inventories 3.7 km
- Tower Hamlets Council 4 km
- Royal Borough of Greenwich 4 km
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