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Trinity Hospital

 
Trinity Hospital  Trinity Hospital
Dating back to 1613, Trinity Hospital is the oldest surviving building in Greenwich town centre.

The hospital was founded as almshouses by Henry
Howard, Earl of Northampton.
A board near its entrance reads:

Since 1617 it has provided a home for 21 retired gentlemen of Greenwich.

The hospital was rebuilt in 1812 in its present Gothic style, and is still in use. The charity is run by Mercer.

More about the charity – Mercer website (external link).

Opening hours

By appointment only

Access

Partially accessible by wheelchairs

Address

Highbridge
Greenwich
London SE10 9PS

Location map of Trinity Hospital

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Contact Trinity Hospital

  • 020 8858 1310

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