Defunct Hospitals
- British Military Hospital, Hong Kong
- Royal Naval Hospital 1873-1949 - Hong Kong Seamen's Hospital 1843-1873; Ruttonjee Sanatorium after 1949
- Government Civil Hospital - first public hospital; replaced by Sai Ying Pun Hospital; now site of Prince Philip Dental Hospital
- Victoria Hospital for Women and Children (1897–1947)
- Hong Kong Lunatic Asylum (1875–1885)
- Hong Kong Smallpox Hospital 1871-1873 - on Stonecutter's Island
- Hong Kong Military Sanatorium 1863-1864 - near Mount Kellett
- Lock Hospital 1858-1894 - venereal diseases hospital
- Victoria Hospital (1843–1951) - Queen's Road
- HMS Minden 1843-1857
- Naval and Military Hospital January–July 1841 - at Wellington Barracks
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