Southall Hospital (1935)

Full title reads: "Southall Hospital opened by the Lord Mayor of London.".
Southall, London.
Top view of crowds waiting for the arrival of the Lord Mayor of London Alderman Sir Percy Vincent.
His Worship the Lord Mayor arrives for the opening of the Southall Norwood Hospital. Other dignitaries also arrive.
Ext shots of Southall's New 'Gem' Cinema.
Crowds wait for another glimpse of the Lord Mayor.
MS Lord Mayor inspecting the Guard of Honour.
Ext shots of the new Hospital.
More shots of crowds and dignitaries.
N.B. Item found in Unidentified Gazettes reel. Presumably from 1930s Gazettes. Filmed Sept 1935 - Sept 1936.
FILM ID:1879.1
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[@amykaur7984]

I had a deep cut in my leg... and l was treated there in about 1967, to have stitches... about 2002 they had a dementia Clinic... they also back in the mid 60 had beds and treated TB patients... with the park at the back...

[@jsahota1]

It's been demolished now, actually some time ago, flats now.

[@sukd2669]

now if someone sees the mayor they just say "alright mate".

[@mrmillslee]

When southall was English - before them being culturally forced out