Fazakerley Sanatorium and Isolation Hospital, Liverpool, Merseyside

Fazakerley Sanatorium was opened on the 8th October 1920 by Dr John Utting JP. It was built to house 245 pulmonary TB patients. At the start of the 20th century, before the invention of antibiotics, there were several infectious diseases that affected many people’s daily lives. The three main ones that required treatment in isolation hospitals were Tuberculosis (TB), Scarlet Fever & Polio.

Location

Merseyside Liverpool

Period

1930s (1930 - 1938)

Tags

hospital health aerial view isolation disease