Monochrome photographic print postcard from the Local History collection, showing the entrance of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Taken during building's use as a military hospital for limbless men during the First World War. A man in a wheelchair can be seen by the entrance. 1916-1920.
This photographic print shows the entrance to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. A man in a wheelchair can be seen by the entrance. This photograph was taken during the buildings use as a military hospital. The Royal Pavilion, Dome and Corn Exchange acted as a military hospital for wounded Indian soldiers from December 1914 until early 1916 and for limbless men between 1916 until 1920.
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