EPW031795 ENGLAND (1930). Hull City Mental Hospital, Cottingham, 1930

Sports Pavilion. Burnt down in the 1970's.

Willerby Low road previously known as southwood road

Burnt Oak House, Castle road, Cottingham

De La Pole Hospital, Hull City Asylum.

Mortuary chapel and burial ground.

Burnt Oak House, Castle road, Cottingham

Castle Road, showing the ornate gateway entrance to the hospital.

The watch tower at Castle Hill built in 1815, Once formed part of Cottingham Castle which was was destroyed in a fire in 1861, the 100 acre estate was eventually bought by Hull Corporation in 1911 with the intention of building a hospital for treating patients with infectious diseases, the clean air on the hill overlooking Cottingham was regarded as an attractive place for recuperation and recovery. Today the tower still lies within the grounds of Castle Hill hospital but, cloaked behind tall trees, it's hard to spot. https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=17&lat=53.7767&lon=-0.4483&layers=6&right=BingHyb

Burnt Oak Villa on Castle road Cottingham, https://www.google.com/maps/@53.7758413,-0.4372553,127a,35y,45t/data=!3m1!1e3

The Lodge

Crematorium chapel

Castle Hill Hospital. Specialised in treatment for T.B. by leaving patients in their beds, outside in all weathers.

Mental hospital, AKA "De La Pole Hospital".