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The Royal Pavilion as an Indian Military Hospital 

The Royal Pavilion

A new gallery
Opens 26 March 2010
Free with admission

From December 1914 to February 1916, the Royal Pavilion was offered for use as a hospital for troops from the Indian Corps wounded on the Western Front in France and Flanders during First World War I. Paintings, archive photographs, contemporary accounts and newsreel footage recall in vivid form a remarkable and often forgotten story from Brighton’s history.

Royal Pavilion

Royal Pavilion

Welcome to an extraordinary and extravagant seaside pleasure palace. Built for George, Prince Regent, at the turn of the 19th century, the Royal Pavilion is remarkable for its exotic oriental appearance both inside and out. Entrance fee payable

 
 
 

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