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A large stone fountain stands before a brick building, with a dog and three people posing in front of it in early 1900s dress.

County Hospital, Huntingdon, 1905

County Hospital, Huntingdon

History of County Hospital

The hospital was built for $4,476 and opened open in 1854. The teracotta fountain was erected in 1889 to the memory of the 7th Earl of Sandwich; the grounds are now the Millfield Park

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