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Good luck and happy editing. ```Buster Seven Talk 15:05, 9 December 2012 (UTC)

Asylum category

Hi. You've obviously done a lot of work filling up Category:UK Psychiatric (Asylum) Hospitals. Were you aware that Category:Psychiatric hospitals in the United Kingdom already existed? How does your new category relate to that? I can see there's an argument for maybe having a separate Category:Asylums in the United Kingdom for the historical institutions but as someone who isn't an expert on the field, it feels like there's duplication here. In any case your category needs renaming - we try to avoid brackets in category names unless they are essential for disambiguation and in this case it is a bit confusing - is it all psych hospitals or just the old asylums? Also we avoid abbreviations in general, the convention is to write out in full "in the United Kingdom". Have a think about it - you may want to ask for further assistance over at WikiProject Medicine. Whilst we're on the subject, I see History of psychiatric institutions is pretty US-slanted, you may have something to contribute there. Cheers. Le Deluge (talk) 15:39, 18 June 2013 (UTC)

Thanks, have suggested an altered title, I was aware of Category:Psychiatric hospitals in the United Kingdom and was trying to identify only asylum buildings that are or had been psychiatric hospitals. This new title does that better and allows for the creation of two more categories - asylums built for other uses. See [nominatons]

Areas / Pages I am interested in

UK Worcester Industry

Worcester History of Worcester

Heavy Industry

Sentinel Valve Works

Hardy and Padmore, The Worcester Foundry

Vulcan Iron Works

MacKenzie and Holland signal manufacturing company

Heenan & Froude

Worcester Shrub Hill railway station

People

Thomas Clunes

John MacKenzie

Walter Holland

Alexander Clunes Sheriff

Richard Padmore

Charles William Dyson Perrins

Other Industry

Dents

Fownes

Hill, Evans & Co

Worcester Power Stations

UK Asylums

St Bernard's Hospital, Hanwell

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Hanwell asylum

Hi Ianmurray5. Don't know if you have finished your wikibreak and are now participating again. I created this article. Have got some documents regarding this institution including the wards as they where in December 1973 (from staff handbook) and some other things like old minutes from meeting etc. .. which are not yet out of copyright -so can not upload them. Most historically important though is a original copy of the 13th report of the committee of visitors dated 1875 (which is very much out of copyright) This, I would like to be turned into a searchable PDF for to be made available on Amazon books. But I don't have the software applications nor scanning hardware to do this. Do you have any ideas? Have some ideas myself but two heads are better than one. --Aspro (talk) 22:44, 18 February 2017 (UTC)

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