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A grim Victorian building on a hill overlooking the Herefordshire village of [[Weobley]] houses this lunatic asylum. | A grim Victorian building on a hill overlooking the Herefordshire village of [[Weobley]] houses this lunatic asylum. | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 8 September 2006
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.
