Nurses' Home At Lincolnshire County Hospital

The Nurses' Home at Lincolnshire County Hospital was built in 1914 and designed by H G Gamble. It is a Neo-Georgian style brick building with contrasting brick and stone dressings, and hipped slate roofs featuring five ridge and five side wall stacks. The building has a first-floor sill band, rendered coved eaves with moulded ornament, and a Latin inscription to the south elevation. It is three storeys high, with 20 bays. The plan is in an E-shape. The exterior features regular patterns of glazing bar sashes, with ground floor openings having segmental heads.

The south front is near-symmetrical, comprising three wings of three bays each, with two-storey canted bay windows on the upper floors. The wings on the right have round-headed archways at their outer corners. A six-bay range is situated to the left, incorporating a single-storey, full-width projection with a parapet and two canted bay windows. Above this projection are two sashes flanked by single bay windows, and beyond them, single sashes. On the right is a five-bay range with a full-width single-storey projection containing three bay windows, incorporating a central bay window above, flanked on either side by two sashes. The west side, with nine bays, has four two-storey bay windows on the upper floors. The rear elevation has three wings. The interior has not been inspected.