Sometimes it can be easy to lose ourselves in the wonder of our Old buildings and their stories. But, we mustn’t forget the Old buildings of West Lothian’s Hospitals, Hospices, and other Medical buildings. These Old buildings all have their own stories to tell too. Their own Historical Accounts and colourful history.
That’s why I feel Its important that we cover these Old buildings in the knowledgebase of the history Hub. These old institutions hold so much heritage which we just love to explore and discover. So, to make it easy for you to find the specific building you’re looking for, weve compiled a list below. Just click on the One that Interests you to discover more and learn of its intriguing past.
West Lothian’s Hospitals & Medical Buildings
So, to Keep it neat and easy to find what you’re looking for, weve split the list into categories. Hospitals & Hospices, Clinics & Doctor’s Surgeries, and Dental Surgeries.
West Lothian’s Hospitals & Hospices
Bangour General Hospital
This was a P.O.W. Camp style Building. First built in 1939 at the outbreak of WW2 to treat the War wounded. After the war, it became an NHS General Hospital right up until It’s closure in 1991 when it relocated to St. Johns Hospital in Livingston. Most of West Lothian people born before 1989 were born here. Read more