ORIGINALLY a country mansion for the wealthy, Nevill Hall became a convalescent facility in the 1920s. Today it stands as a district general hospital managed by he Aneurin Bevan University Health Board treating thousands of patients each year. Take a look at our archive photographs of Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny, over the years.
The kitchens at Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny
The maternity unit at Nevill Hall hospital in 1991
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Radiographers with new scanning equipment at Nevill Hall hospital
Nevill Hall hospital in Abergavenny
The Thomas the Tank food trolley visits young patients at Nevill Hall hospital in 1991
A new body scanner at Nevill Hall being viewed by Secretary of State for Wales, Nicholas Edwards, in 1987
Surgical staff at Nevill Hall
Nevill Hall, Abergavenny
A mobile scanning machine at Nevill Hall hospital in 1994
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