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Hospital

Barnet Isolation Hospital

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Details

Previous Names
Barnet Rural District and Urban District and East Barnet Valley Urban District Isolation Hospital (1917 - 1948)
Barnet Infectious Diseases Hospital (1906 - 1917)
Address
Mays Lane Or Mays Road, Barnet
Foundation Year
1906 (approximately)
Status
Closed (since 1948)

Administrative Authorities

Regional Board (1948-1974)
North West Metropolitan
Management Committee (1948-1974)
Barnet Group
Regional Authority (1974-1982)
Not Applicable
Regional Authority (Post-1982)
Not Applicable
District Authority (1974-1982)
Not Applicable
District Authority (Post-1982)
Not Applicable
Pre-1974 County
Hertfordshire
Post-1974 County
Not Applicable
Post-1996 County
Not applicable

Status

Pre-1948
Local Authority
Pre-1948 information
LA: Barnet and East Barnet Urban District Councils.
Post-1948
NHS

Type

Pre-1948
Isolation
Post-1948 information
Other: Isolation

Other information

Barnet Isolation Hospital was built between 1906 and 1907 to serve Barnet Urban District, East Barnet Valley Urban District and the Rural District of Barnet. It had sixteen beds: two wards with four beds and an observation block with eight beds. It was situated in Mays Road. Under the Barnet Isolation Hospital Order, 1902, the Barnet Hospital Committee was created, consisting of four representatives of Barnet Urban District Council, six representatives of East Barnet Valley Urban District Council and two representatives of Barnet Rural District Council. The Order stated that building was to commence on 30 June 1906 and was to be completed by 30 June 1907. In 1917 the hospital changed its name to Barnet Rural District and Urban District and East Barnet Valley Urban District Isolation Hospital. The hospital closed in 1948 on the formation of the National Health Service.

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