Monochrome photograph showing rows of empty beds laid out in the Corn Exchange. Taken during Royal Pavilion estate's use as an Indian military hospital during the First World War. Probably taken in early 1916.
This postcard shows the interior of the Corn Exchange in Brighton during its time as a hospital for wounded Indian soldiers. Hospital beds are positioned in six rows and at this stage the beds are empty. There is a figure standing in the centre. The Royal Pavilion, Dome and Corn Exchange acted as a military hospital for wounded Indian soldiers from December 1914 until early 1916.
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