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Explore the rich history of our community through these photographs, from the historic Ruchill Hospital to the modern Ashler Village that stands in its place today.

Historic Ruchill Hospital

Ruchill Hospital was a special infectious diseases facility that operated from 1900 until it closed its doors in 1998. The hospital was demolished in the early 2000s, but the iconic clock tower was preserved as a lasting memorial.

Historic Ruchill Hospital – A special infectious diseases facility that operated from 1900 until closure in 1998
The hospital’s iconic clock tower, a landmark that remains standing today as part of the preserved heritage
Historic Ruchill Hospital interior – The hospital was a special infectious diseases facility that operated until 1998
Radiography Road – one of the memorial street signs in Ashler Village that preserve the memory of Ruchill Hospital’s medical heritage
The preserved clock tower stands today as a memorial to Ruchill Hospital’s important role in Glasgow’s medical history
Ashler Village – the modern residential development built on the former hospital site, with street names preserving the area’s medical heritage