Bolton Archive and Local Studies Service
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- 1896 - 1924
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- 1896 - 1924
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- 1896 - 1924
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Hospital
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This is the hospital that has (possibly incorrectly) been described as the origin of Bolton General Hospital, although no mention of this is made in the 1981 UMIST survey, which treats the hospitals as distinct. This hospital was opened in 1895 to serve the Urban Districts of Farnworth, Little Hulton and Little Lever. It was administered by a Joint Hospital Committee, made up of representatives from all three districts. The hospital was built on an open field site in Carlton Street, to the east of the main Bolton and Manchester railway line. The Hospital closed on 31st December 1924. Other records relating to the administration of the hospital, including the minutes of the Hospital Committee, are preserved with the archives of the former Farnworth Municipal Borough (formerly Urban District Council), Archive Reference AF. 1. Register of Patients Admitted: Including Name, age, address, cured or died, dates of admission and discharge, name and address of next of kin. Jan 1896 - Sep 1924.