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The Hospital Club houses a Private Members Club, Gallery, TV & Music Recording Studios and Origin Bar & Dining Room.
Its location, in Covent Garden, and the combination of businesses within it, makes the building unique.
Covent Garden has long been a popular area for creative thinking, entrepreneurship and entertainment: all
things The Hospital Club stands for. The building is in the Borough of Camden, on the border with Westminster,
which between them are the base for the majority of creative professionals in London.
Our ambition is to create a club, and a wider international community of mutually supportive and enabling
artists and media professionals.
The Hospital Club was the vision of Paul G. Allen co-founder of Microsoft and Dave Stewart, musician and producer.
History
The Hospital Club was indeed a hospital, first established in 1749
1749 Maternity hospital for ‘the distressed poor – married women only’ opened
1915 War Office give premises to women medics – The Endell Street Hospital
1923 St Paul’s Hospital moves from Red Lion Square to Endell Street
1948 Amalgamated with St Peter’s to become a teaching hospital in the newly established NHS
1959 Became the first artificial kidney unit in the UK
1961 First dialysis in the UK performed at St Paul’s
1992 St Paul’s Hospital closed
1996 Building purchased by Paul Allen
1999-2003 Renovation to include state-of-the-art studios, inspiring restaurants and bars and numerous spaces for relaxation, entertainment and working. External façade retained.
2003 TV Studio and Gallery open
2004 Private Members Club, Public Restaurant and Recording Studio open
Registered Office: The Hospital Group Limited, 165 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4V 4DD
Registration Number: 3429311
VAT Number: 710 2860 71
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