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England - Warwick, Lord Leycester Hospital
The Lord Leycester Hospital has never been a medical establishment. The word hospital is used in its ancient sens, meaning ‘a charitable institution for the housing and maintenance of the needy, infirm or aged’.
In 1571 Robert Duydley, Earl of Leicester, founded a retirement home for disabled soldiers and their wives. His ‘hospital’ was set up in buildings which were already more than 150 years old, when it was the home of Warwick’s medieval guilds.
The hospital, now a self-supporting charity, continues to provide a home for ‘the Brethen’, as they are still known. They make together with their wives a key contribution to ensuring that this architectural gem is accessible for visitors.
In 1571 Robert Duydley, Earl of Leicester, founded a retirement home for disabled soldiers and their wives. His ‘hospital’ was set up in buildings which were already more than 150 years old, when it was the home of Warwick’s medieval guilds.
The hospital, now a self-supporting charity, continues to provide a home for ‘the Brethen’, as they are still known. They make together with their wives a key contribution to ensuring that this architectural gem is accessible for visitors.
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belle architecture !
love this architecture
GR Hansruedi
Bonne soirée Jaap !
Prachtig!
It also has a pretty garden
Viele Grüße
Uli
I like the very old building very much . I am an architect and working on restoration.
So I am interested in old buildings after steam locomotives :))
Thank you for the great info. You have a very nice gallery. It is always nice to see your new photos.
Best greetings
Füsun
Excellent picture, Jaap !
;-)
Interesting information also. Tx.
Enjoyed in EXPLORE ...
Hij is zeker tijdens de kerstvakantie te komen opnieuw zenders in het tv !!
groeten
Walter
Have a great week ahead.
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
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