HAYDOCK LODGE
NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS
LANCASHIRE
A PRIVATE MENTAL HOSPITAL
For the upper and middle classes only, either
as voluntary patients or under certificates.
Telegram - "STREET, ASHTON-IN.MAKERFIELD", Telephone (National)-ll ASHTON-
IN-MAKERFIELD-
Consulting' Rooms:
LIVERPOOL:
DR STREET, 47
Rodney Street - Thursdays, 2 to 4 p.m.
Telephone - Royal 2456
MANCHESTER:
DR P. G.
MOULD, Winters
Buildings, St. Ann's Street - Tuesdays, 12-30 to 1-
30 p.m.
DR. G. E.
MOULD, Winters
Buildings, St. Ann's Street - Thursdays, 12-30 to
1-30 p.m.
Telephone - Manchester 7611.
Other Days by Appointment.
Station - NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS (London and North Western Railway)
ASHTON-IN-MAKERFIELD (Great Central Railway).
3 miles distant - there is a Cab Stand
Haydock Lodge is a large County Mansion specially adapted for the care and
treatment of those suffering from mental ailments or of unsound mind, It
stands in Haydock Park surrounded by extensive woods which exclude it from
the immediate neighbourhood, and by its own farm, Gardens and Pleasure
Grounds, comprising nearly 100 acres, and containing Lawns for Tennis,
Croquet, Bowling Greens, Cricket and Football Fields and a Golf Course.
The older parts of the Mansion have recently been reconstructed and brought
up-to-date, and besides the ordinary reception rooms and bedrooms, include
a Great Hall, with adjoining Billiard Room, Smoking Room and Verandah
Lounge, A Sanatorium and Infirmary have been added which greatly facilitate
the treatment of the sick and infirm. The Sanitary arrangements are fitted
with the latest improvements, and are subject to constant supervision. The
outlook is extensive and the air is bracing, and the physical health of the
Patients very good: cases of tuberculosis and dysentery, which are so
frequently associated with mental diseases, are fortunately, practically
unknown in this Institution, The treatment is carried out by a Resident and
Visiting Staff of Physicians, together with an Experienced Staff of Nurses
and Attendants, most of whom have had long service, and are valued tor
their kindness, sympathy and skill in the management of mental and nervous
cases. Individual attention, useful occupation, an out-of-door life in some
cases, and rest in bed in others, and a high standard of moral treatment
effect recovery in 50% of the admissions.
The patients are classified according to their mental condition and social
position. Private sitting-rooms and bedrooms may be had if required. The
Morning-rooms, Billiard-rooms, Library, Drawing-rooms, and Ball-room
provide suitable indoor recreation.
Concerts, Entertainments, Balls, and Re-unions are held in the Great Hall,
and parties are frequently taken to the theatres in Manchester and
Liverpool during the season, Carriages and Motor Cars are kept for the use
of patients. Patients who will. benefit by the change, if their condition
permit, or whose friends desire it, spend some time at the sea-side during
the Summer. The Table is presided over by the Medical or Assistant
Superintendent and the Ladies' Companion. The Diet is liberal and varied
according to Season. The Parish Church is within easy distance and Divine
Service is held in the House every Sunday by the Chaplain, The Vicar of the
Parish, also daily Prayers, The Roman Catholic Church in Garswood Park is
adjacent, and the Clergy visit Catholic patients in the house.
The resident staff . .
CHARLES T.
STREET,
L.R.C.P. (London), M.R.C.S. (England),
Resident Medical Proprietor and Director, Haydock Lodge; formerly
A.M.O., County Asylum, Prestwich, and Bethlem Royal Hospital, London.
A. E. CHAMBERS, L.R.C.P. (London), M.R.C.S. (England),
Resident Medical Superintendent, Haydock Lodge,
P.G. MOULD,
L.R.C.P.
(London), M.R.C.S. (England),
Resident Medical Superintendent at
Overdale, Whitefield, Manchester;
formerly A.M.O., Cheadle Royal Asylum, and Bethlem Royal Hospital,
London.
VISITING PHYSICIANS.
SIR JAMES BARR, LL.D, M.D., F.R.C.P., 72
Rodney Street,
Liverpool.
NATHAN RAW, M.D., M.R.C.P., 66
Rodney Street, Liverpool.
W. B.
WARRINGTON, M.D., F.R.C.P., 63
Rodney Street, Liverpool.
G. E. MOULD, L.R.C.P. (London), M,R.C.S. (England),
The Grange, Rotherham; Physician for Mental Diseases to the Sheffield
Royal Hospital.
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