Back in Time, The History Pages Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette. Clinic Laennec. A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant. A capacity of 400 beds is reached. East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds. It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war. Further east still, are nursing homes. Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes... Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence. Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935. Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes. The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995. As it is today. As it used to be. Abandoned France by John S

Back in Time, The History Pages Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette. Clinic Laennec. A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant. A capacity of 400 beds is reached. East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds. It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war. Further east still, are nursing homes. Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes... Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence. Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935. Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes. The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995. As it is today. As it used to be.

Back in Time, The History Pages Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette. Clinic Laennec. A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant. A capacity of 400 beds is reached. East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds. It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war. Further east still, are nursing homes. Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes... Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence. Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935. Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes. The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995. As it is today. As it used to be.

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Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette. Clinic Laennec. A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant. A capacity of 400 beds is reached. East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds. It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war. Further east still, are nursing homes. Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes... Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence. Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935. Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes. The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995. As it is today. As it used to be.

Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette. Clinic Laennec. A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant. A capacity of 400 beds is reached. East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds. It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war. Further east still, are nursing homes. Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes... Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence. Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935. Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes. The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995. As it is today. As it used to be.

Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette. Clinic Laennec. A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant. A capacity of 400 beds is reached. East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds. It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war. Further east still, are nursing homes. Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes... Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence. Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935. Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes. The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995. As it is today. As it used to be.

Name - Sanatorium de Dreux