Historic North London hospital wing open to the public for the first time in 300-year history

Historic wing of England’s oldest hospital set to open after £9.5m restoration

The North Wing at St Bartholomew’s Hospital was built in 1732.

Hogarth masterpieces restored at Barts Hospital open to public

The restoration of the north wing has "recaptured its beauty and dignity", the project teams says.

Historic North London hospital wing open to the public for the first time in 300-year history

This hospital is the oldest working hospital in the country and celebrated its 900-year anniversary

Historic hospital wing open to the public for the first time in 300-year history

The North Wing at St Bartholomew’s Hospital was built in 1732. A 300-year-old hospital wing featuring paintings by William Hogarth is to open to the public for the first time following an extensive restoration project. The North Wing of St Bartholomew’s Hospital, a Grade I listed building, will be open to visitors for two days a week. Barts Heritage led a £9.5 million restoration project, which was also supported by the National Lottery Heritage…

Bart’s nearly 300 year old Great Hall opens to the public for free visits

After several years of careful restoration, one of the City of London’s grandest historic interiors has opened for regular public visits. The nearly 300-year-old north wing building inside Barts Hospital wasn’t built for patients, but rather as an administrative building and reception room for the many wealthy donors who contributed to the hospital’s construction. Previously open only on special tours, the building has been closed for several ye…

Purcell completes restoration of St Barts Hospital’s grade ...

Spaces to become regularly accessible to the public for first time in building’s 300-year history