The Demolition and Rebuilding
of Amersham Hospital

From 1999 to 2002 the Amersham Hospital site has been totally redeveloped.

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The first stage was the demolition of the old laundry which used to be at the front of the hospital

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

After the clearance of the old wards, the new hospital building is erected

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The new building takes shape. New temporary wards had been erected at the front of the hospital to accommodate patients during the rebuilding.

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The new building is on three levels built on the side of the hill. One can enter the building on ground level off Whielden Street and exit the built at the back two levels up straight into the car park.

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

After the new building had opened, the old out patients building was demolished

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

Part of the old out patients building was built in the 1960s

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The part demolished out patients building showing the consulting rooms (used by the ophthalmology clinic). This part of the building used to be the casualty unit until its closure in the 1970s

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The outpatients building and temporary wards have been demolished, the Misbourne Unit in the background was soon to follow.

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The last part of the hospital to be demolished was the Chenies Nurses Home

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The nurses home was built in the 1960s and had been a blot on the sky line. It would appear they left the old mobile phone transmitters in place.

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

To the right are the new houses / flats built on the site of the old Heberden Unit

(Picture courtesy of Trevor Johnson)

The old Work House building has been converted into apartments / flats. The site occupied by the Chenies Nurses home will have houses and flats built on it. The new blocks should not be as high as the old nurses home.

New housing has been built at the back of the hospital. These will be joined by more flats and houses on where the nurses home was. The grey structure is a bridge from the car park to the new hospital.

Nothing now remains of the Chenies Nurses home, soon there will be houses and flats here

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The Demolition and Rebuilding of Amersham Hospital

The Demolition and Rebuilding
of Amersham Hospital