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| 16 Nov 2019 | |
| Tales from Lindisfarne |
Its construction was an acknowledgment by the College Council of the importance of providing the boys and the Medical staff with a well-appointed, up-to-date and spacious amenity. It consisted of a four bed Sick-Bay, a Surgery, a Matron’s Flat and a six-bed dormitory. The new building provided for the boys’ health in a more modern, practical and hygienic environment.
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