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Clayton Hospital

Photograph at the Clayton Hospital blue plaque

Clayton Hospital The Wakefield dispensary moved to this site in 1854 when gifts from Thomas Clayton enabled in-patient care in 1863. A new wing was added and the name changed to the Clayton Hospital and Wakefield Dispensary. The building was later converted to offices (city chambers) and was demolished in 1973.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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