History of the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital

Established at 32 Golden Square, was founded by Frederick Hervey Foster Quin on 10.4.1850, the anniversary of Samuel Hahnemann’s birthday, initially with fifty in patient beds.

"The Royal London Homeopathic hospital was built solely from contributions from homeopaths and the homeopathic community and at no point were any public monies used in its construction, and the building was given to the NHS in 1948. The recent refurbishment of the hospital was paid for by a completely different part of the NHS budget than that used for clinical care, and as the Hospital building in Great Ormond Street houses three hospitals, the homeopathic hospital benefited from the renovation project".