Restoring Historic Barts
A new model for heritage and health at St Bartholomew’s Hospital
Barts Heritage is leading the rescue and rejuvenation of the historic buildings of St Bartholomew’s Hospital. These buildings are of national importance and include the Grade I-listed North Wing, with its spectacular Great Hall and staircase decorated by William Hogarth.
Sharing Historic Barts will transform the use of the historic spaces at the Hospital, conserving remarkable architecture and art collections and opening up the North Wing for year-round public use. We are pioneering a new model of heritage-based support for wellbeing, in a programme that also includes skills development, and educational and cultural activities.
Images: Matthew Andrews
Gerard Stamp – limited edition prints
Two limited edition prints – The Hogarth Stair and The Great Hall by Gerard Stamp
900 Years in 900 (digital) Stories
A digital key to unlock some of Adam Dant’s 900 Years in 900 Stories, now on permanent display in the King George V Building at Barts
Good Samaritans wanted
Hogarth’s paintings are his lasting legacy at Barts. What could yours be?
Image: Sam Whittaker
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Discover our historic buildings and interiors, and find out how you can support an exciting future for heritage and health at Barts.
St Bartholomew’s Hospital – 900 Years
This lavishly illustrated new book is published by Barts Heritage in partnership with St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
In stock now.
Space for reflection:
Many lives of the Great Hall
From banqueting to wellbeing.
Respite and connection at the heart of the hospital.
Nursing stories:
Stories in a nurse’s uniform
Progression through training and evolution in uniforms.