Dundee and The Great War of 1914-1919

1914 - 1918 Red Cross Hospitals

Red Cross Hospitals
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Casualties into the Red Cross Hospitals in the Dundee and Angus Area 1914-1918. (grateful thanks to Grace Mann for inputting this data)

 
War hospital

Red Cross Hospitals in Dundee and District

Great War 1914-1918

Training College, Park Place (100 beds)

Caird Rest, 172 Nethergate (60 beds)

Lochee, Bright Street (76 beds)

The Lodge, Queen Street, Broughty Ferry (80 beds)
The Valuation Roll notes that the House & Garden at 133/175 Queen Street, Broughty Ferry, owned by the trustees of the late Robert Bogle Don, merchant, per Sheill & Sheill, 5 Bank Street was leased to Broughty Ferry Red Cross Society and that no rent was being paid. The adjacent stables were empty.
This was the property occupied, until its recent conversion, by the Limb Fitting Centre.

Church Hall, Monifieth (30 beds)
          Matron Mrs A G McLaren RRC, wife of the Rev D D McLaren, MA, BD, the minister of
Monifieth Parish Church, living in Church Street
First patients arrived 28 November 1914 from 21st Coy RGA, Lt Col Kelsall

Carlogie House, Carnoustie (30 beds)
          Carlogie Red Cross Hospital, Carlogie Road, Matron Miss Kidney, Telephone No C 3

Union Hall, Carnoustie (30 beds)

 

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