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A grim Victorian building on a hill overlooking the Herefordshire village of [[Weobley]] houses this lunatic asylum. | |||
Its | *Its superintendent is [[Dr. Charles Highsmith]]. | ||
Its | *Its staff include the nurses [[Price and Evans]] and the orderly [[Frederick Long]]. Evans was in reality [[Montague Edwards]]. | ||
*Its patients include [[Alexander Roby]] and [[Lucius Harriwell]]. | |||
It was visited by [[ | *It was the location of the murders of [[Cuthbert Yates]], [[Frederick Long]] and [[Thomas Clarke]] . | ||
*It was visited by [[Doctor Frederick Bartlett]] and [[Captain George Withers]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:40, 19 June 2017
A grim Victorian building on a hill overlooking the Herefordshire village of Weobley houses this lunatic asylum.
- Its superintendent is Dr. Charles Highsmith.
- Its staff include the nurses Price and Evans and the orderly Frederick Long. Evans was in reality Montague Edwards.
- Its patients include Alexander Roby and Lucius Harriwell.
- It was the location of the murders of Cuthbert Yates, Frederick Long and Thomas Clarke .
- It was visited by Doctor Frederick Bartlett and Captain George Withers.
