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β | Corridor plan hospitals typically consist of a long thin hallway connecting ward blocks together in a long line. Because of the plans vague definition, the hospitals that used the corridor plan can differ in appearance from each other to some degree. Some examples of this plan in the United States are: Ypsilanti State Hospital, Foxboro State Hospital, and Terrell State Hospital. Examples in the United Kingdom are: St. John's and St. Lukes (on a radial corridor) divisions at Whittingham (Lancs), and De La Pole (Hull). | + | From about 1870 to 1890. Corridor plan hospitals typically consist of a long thin hallway connecting ward blocks together in a long line. Because of the plans vague definition, the hospitals that used the corridor plan can differ in appearance from each other to some degree. Some examples of this plan in the United States are: Ypsilanti State Hospital, Foxboro State Hospital, and Terrell State Hospital. Examples in the United Kingdom are: St. John's and St. Lukes (on a radial corridor) divisions at Whittingham (Lancs), and De La Pole (Hull). |
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