- God's House Hospital, also known as the Hospital of St. Julian or Domus Dei (Latin for "God's House") is a refuge for poor travellers in Southampton, England.
- God's House Hastanesi fakir gezginler için bir sığınaktı Southampton, İngiltere.
- God's House Hospital. Southampton, Hampshire, England. Buried.
- A brief and popular history of the Hospital of God's House, Southampton.
- Cover of: The cartulary of God's House, Southampton.
- Around 1189, God’s House Hospital was established, serving travellers following the “Old Way” pilgrimage route to Canterbury.
- The building is called God’s House Tower because it was also part of God’s House Hospital which was effectively a shelter for ill and injured sailors in the...
- The building takes its name from the nearby hospital of God's House, founded in 1168 by Gervase le Riche as a refuge for poor travellers.
- The ‘Gods House Hospital’ was eventually established by his son, the charter being granted in 1384 when the first master was appointed.
- Even without private health insurance, you can access a St John of God Health Care private hospital to get specialist treatment without the wait.