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  • Infirm / Destitute Asylums Guide
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Infirm / Destitute Asylums Guide

This Guide provides information on the available inmate records for the Infirm and Destitute Asylums and where to find them.

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Liverpool State Hospital and Home Guide

This guide provides an overview of the main series of patient records in our collection for Liverpool Asylum for the Infirm and Destitute (1862-1933) and Liverpool State Hospital and Home (1933-1961).

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Mental Health Facilities Guide

This guide describes the different types of patient records available and where to access them. It also provides a brief history of mental health care administration.

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