Victoria Building (Leicester) | hospital

United Kingdom / England / Leicester / Infirmary Square
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The Leicester Infirmary (it did not become 'Royal' until 1912) was designed by Benjamin Wyatt & Son of Lichfield and opened in 1771. It was built on the site of the medieval chapel of St Sepulchre and paid for by private subscriptions and events such as musical concerts. At the entrance to the drive stood the fine wrought-iron gates from Quenby Hall. These are now on display in the gardens of Newarke Houses Museum.

In this building

  1. Division of Anaesthesia, Critical Care & Pain
  2. Chapel
  3. Langham Ward
  4. Bone Density Clinic
  5. Fieliding Johnson Ward
  6. Diabetes Clinic
  7. Endocrinology Clinic
  8. Speech Therapy (Marriott Ward)
  9. Odames Day Case
  10. Odames Ward
  11. Clinical Skills Centre
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Coordinates:   52°37'38"N   1°8'3"W
This article was last modified 15 years ago