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Listed Building record MDO15359 - Chapel to Herbert Hospital, Alumhurst Road, Bournemouth

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Summary

Single-storey chapel built for the Herbert Memorial Convalescent Home in 1865-7. It comprised a single nave and a short, rectangular chancel, and has now been converted into a games room with a stage in the chancel.

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Full Description

Single-storey chapel built for the Herbert Memorial Convalescent Home in 1865-7. It comprised a single nave and a short, rectangular chancel, and has now been converted into a games room with a stage in the chancel. <1>

Sources/Archives (3)

<1> SWX9152 Index: National Monuments Record. 1995. Herbert Hospital, Alumhurst Road, Bournemouth. File BF100462.
<2> SDO14738 Index: Historic England. Historic England Archive. BF100462.
<3> SDO14739 Digital archive: National Record of the Historic Environment. 1053270.

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Related Monuments/Buildings (1)

Part of: Herbert Hospital, Alumhurst Road, Bournemouth (Listed Building) (MDO15357)

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Event - Survey: RCHME: Hospitals Project (Ref: 1050602) (EWX3709)

Location

Grid reference	Centred SZ 06 90 (19m by 12m)
Map sheet	SZ09SE
Unitary Authority	Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole

Protected Status/Designation

Listed Building (II) 1108882: HERBERT HOSPITAL (INCLUDING DETACHED SUMMERHOUSE)

Other Statuses/References

Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SZ 09 SE 78
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 1053270

Record last edited

Mar 23 2022 3:35PM

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