Glasgow Royal Maternity Hospital - Important Dates

Important Dates

  • 1834 - Glasgow Lying-in Hospital and Dispensary Founded in Greyfriars Wynd
  • 1841 - Moved to St Andrews Square
  • 1860 - Moved to Rottenrow
  • 1880/81 - New Buildings Erected on Rottenrow site
  • 1888 - West End Branch Opened
  • 1888 - Murdoch Cameron performed world's first modern Caesarean section
  • 1908 - Extension Added
  • 1914 - Title "Glasgow Royal Maternity and Women's Hospital" was granted
  • 1926 - Clinical laboratory opened
  • 1928 - Nurses home opened
  • 1941 - West End Branch Closed
  • 1955 - New out patient department opened
  • 1960 - Title "Glasgow Royal Maternity Hospital" adopted
  • 2001 - Moved to Glasgow Royal Infirmary in new building
  • 2002 - Demolition of the Rottenrow building by the University of Strathclyde
  • 2003 - Rottenrow site re-opens as Rottenrow Gardens

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