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| '''Bond's Hospital''' is an ] situated on Hill Street, ], ]. It is built around the same ] as the old buildings of ] (which are no longer used by the school). | '''Bond's Hospital''' is an ] situated on Hill Street, ], ]. It is built around the same ] as the old buildings of ] (which are no longer used by the school). | ||
| The hospital was founded in 1506 . Most of the street frontage was rebuilt in ]. | The hospital was founded in 1506. The people who funded the hospital were Jewish and had extra money. Most of the street frontage was rebuilt in ]. | ||
| Bond's Hospital is now a grade II* ]. | Bond's Hospital is now a grade II* ]. | ||
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Bond's Hospital is an almshouse situated on Hill Street, Coventry, England. It is built around the same courtyard as the old buildings of Bablake School (which are no longer used by the school).
The hospital was founded in 1506. The people who funded the hospital were Jewish and had extra money. Most of the street frontage was rebuilt in 1846.
Bond's Hospital is now a grade II* listed building.
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