Parkeston Sub Section
01 Cottage Hospital, Dovercourt, Essex (1913) H&D FW
Dovercourt Cottage Hospital, later renamed as the "Captain Fryatt Memorial Hospital" in 1919
02 Rosebank I, Dovercourt, Essex (1912) H&D FW
03 Rosebank II, Dovercourt, Essex (1912) H&D FW
04 Fryatt Memorial Hospital, Dovercourt I (1939) H&D FW
05 The Fryatt Memorial Hospital, Dovercourt (1980) H&D FW
06 Elco Front View, Dovercourt Bay (1930) H&D FW
07 2542 Essex & Colchester Hospital. (1905) Bells H&D FW
08 Isolation Hospital (close to football ground) & Nurses (1918) H&D FW
Harwich & Dovercourt Isolation hospital
Main Road (near the football ground car park)
The Hospital opened in 1880 and was operated for the treatment of more infectious diseases such as Diphtheria & Scarlett Fever.
During the World War One (1914-18), the Isolation Hospital was also used to care for soldiers and sailors with infectious diseases, as well as overspill from the general hospitals.
However with major advances in health care, education and improved sanitation, infectious diseases began to decline in the 1920’s & 1930’s,The hospital also lacked up-to-date equipment, so was finally closed on the 30th June 1938.
The hospital was demolished in 1989.
Main Road (near the football ground car park)
The Hospital opened in 1880 and was operated for the treatment of more infectious diseases such as Diphtheria & Scarlett Fever.
During the World War One (1914-18), the Isolation Hospital was also used to care for soldiers and sailors with infectious diseases, as well as overspill from the general hospitals.
However with major advances in health care, education and improved sanitation, infectious diseases began to decline in the 1920’s & 1930’s,The hospital also lacked up-to-date equipment, so was finally closed on the 30th June 1938.
The hospital was demolished in 1989.
09 Isolation Hospital Notice (1918) H&D FW
10 Womens Suffrage Hospital, Orwell Terrace, Dovercourt Bay (1915) by Farringdon H&D FW
11 51160 Military Hospital, Harwich (1918) Valentines H&D FW
