Perth Royal Infirmary

Got a quick blip of the old administration block at Perth Royal Infirmary, where I was attending a meeting on Chronic Pain today:

Perth Royal Infirmary (known as the New Infirmary) was built on a site on Glasgow Road between 1912 and 1914. An extension containing operating theatres and kitchens was added between 1934 and 1935.The most recent addition to the Royal Infirmary was the inclusion of the A&E department in 1993. This was to replace the Perth County and City Infirmary which had been in existence since 1838.The former site became a Red Cross hospital and later the home of Perth County Council for at least 50 years until it was converted into the main city library in 1991.

The Royal Infirmary has been a University Teaching Hospital since 2006 and is now run by NHS Tayside.