covmanuk
coventry |
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Mon 14th Oct 2013 3:46pm
Hi to all, can someone help us? My partner is looking for any info or photos of the old 'Municipal General Hospital U D' as this is where her sister was born in November 1945. This is what it says on her birth certificate - hope someone can help. Thanks. |
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TonyS
Coventry |
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Tue 15th Oct 2013 12:08pm
A quick internet search indicates that in 1929 the old 'workhouse hospital' was renamed 'Gulson Road Municipal Hospital' but then maybe all hospitals around this time were 'Municipal' so I can't verify this is what you are looking for. I'm sure others can add more to this. |
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Midland Red
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Tue 15th Oct 2013 4:23pm
I have U D (Urban District) on my birth certificate and I was born in a house in St Nicholas Street |
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
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Tue 15th Oct 2013 4:33pm
What is now the Royal Court Hotel was used as a maternity hospital during and after the war. Do you know where the birth was registered ? |
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Midland Red
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5 of 7
Tue 15th Oct 2013 4:57pm
Births at Keresley Hospital / Royal Court Hotel (!) would have been registered at Meriden R D (registration district) |
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covmanuk
coventry Thread starter
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Tue 15th Oct 2013 5:51pm
Yes it was registered in County Borough of Coventry, that's what is on the form and it has a red 1d stamp on it as well |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks |
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Mon 21st Oct 2013 7:20pm
Hi
This is a quote from Wikipedia which might be worth a look at...
"Following the Local Government Act of 1929, the public health committee of the Corporation took control of the workhouse hospital, then renamed the Gulson Road Municipal Hospital. The hospital was open to all the sick inhabitants of Coventry, but priority was still given to the sick poor. The old workhouse was absorbed into the hospital in 1937." |
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