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Hospital

Jane Walker Hospital

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Important information

Information about this hospital might be outdated.

Details

Previous Names
East Anglian Sanatorium (1896 - 1948) aka Nayland Sanatorium
British Legion Sanatorium (1948 - 1959)
Address
Nayland, Colchester, CO6 4NE
Previous Locations
Downham Market Norfolk (1896 - 1901); Nayland, Suffolk
Foundation Year
1896
Status
Closed (since 1990)

Administrative Authorities

Regional Board (1948-1974)
East Anglian
Management Committee (1948-1974)
West Suffolk
Regional Authority (1974-1982)
East Anglian
Regional Authority (Post-1982)
East Anglian
District Authority (1974-1982)
Bury St Edmunds
District Authority (Post-1982)
East Suffolk
Pre-1974 County
Suffolk
Post-1974 County
Suffolk
Post-1996 County
Not applicable

Status

Pre-1948
Voluntary
Post-1948
NHS

Type

Pre-1948
Tuberculosis
Post-1948
Mental, Other
Post-1948 information
OTHER: 1948 - 1959 TB and chest.
MNT: Mental handicap.

Other information

Between 1901 and 1943 there were three institutions:- East Anglian Sanatorium East Anglian Childrens Sanatorium Maltings Farm Sanatorium which were all administered by East Anglian Sanatorium Co Ltd.

Record locations

  • Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds Branch

    Record types

    Administrative
    1896 - 1961
    General
    1899 - 1958
    Finance
    1914 - 1949
    Staff
    1905 - 1942
    Admission
    1896 - 1959
    Clinical
    1933 - 1955

    Finding aids

    Finding aids
    Catalogue
    Location
    At Repository (AR), National Register of Archives (NRA)
    Details
    NRA: CAT: 29800.
    At Repository: CAT: ID507
  • Wellcome Library

    Record types

    Administrative
    1900 - 1956
    Ephemera
    1900 - 1956
    Pictorial
    1900 - 1956
    Other
    1938 - 1938

    Finding aids

    Finding aids
    Catalogue
    Location
    At Repository (AR)
    cuttings, photos, ephemera and memorabila, letters of condolence on death of Dr Jane Walker, its founder (1938) and scrapbook, 1900s-50s SA/MWF/C.53-55, C.231