Former King Edward VII Hospital, Old Windsor Unit

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SU97SE 599-1/14/16

OLD WINDSOR CRIMP HILL (West side) Old Windsor Hospital Former King Edward VII Hospital, Old Windsor Unit

(Formerly listed as King Edward VII Hospital, Old Windsor Unit)

03/03/72

GV II

Formerly known as: Windsor Union Workhouse CRIMP HILL. Workhouse, later hospital for elderly people, vacant at time of inspection. 1835 by Scott and Moffatt. Red brick with diamond patterns of blue headers; yellow brick quoins and window dressings. Slate high pitched roof. Tudor style. Symmetrical U-plan.

EXTERIOR: main block of two storeys, with three-storey centrepiece; linked by one-storey section to higher one-storey wings. Six chimneys in main section, two chimneys in left hand wing, four chimneys in right hand wing; all with diamond shafts on square bases. Stone coped, red brick plinth.

Two-and three-light leaded, mullioned and transomed windows with square heads in canted reveals. Centrepiece has two-storey canted bays with stone-coped, embattled parapets on either side of central door with Tudor arch and square hoodmould; similar parapet and stone cornice to projecting porch. Tall cupola in centre with lead ogee cap, weather vane and clock in base.

Two-storey, one-bay embattled sections flank the porch on either side, projecting in a slightly lower plane.

INTERIOR: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SU9777173678