Bingham Hall VA hospital Cirencester |
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| Bingham Hall was built in 1908 as a theatre and social venue by local businessman Daniel George Bingham as a gift to the people of Cirencester, a function it still serves today as it passes its centenary. | Gloucestershire Red Cross Hospitals 1914-1919 |
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BINGHAM HALL V.A. HOSPITAL GLOS. 84 final report from The Red Cross in Gloucestershire 1914-19 |
Date of opening—December 10th 1914 No. of beds Admissions since opening to Dec 31st 1918 Deaths
Average number of days each patient was resident |
85 1852 13 1915 30 |
1916 48 |
1917 55 |
1918 46 |
OFFICERS Commandant: Mrs Bruce Swanwick, O.B.E. Medical Officers: Mr Howard Marshall, Mr D. Mackinnon Lady Superintendent: Miss M. Fielding Quartermasters: Miss V. E. B. Symonds, Miss N. Cooper |
This hospital, which was situated in the Bingham Hall, kindly lent by the Trustees, received cases direct from Southampton. |
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| Gloucestershire Red Cross Hospitals 1914-1919 |
