Eastbridge Hospital of St Thomas the Martyr

The Eastbridge, or the Hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, Eastbridge to give it its full name, isn't a clinic as we utilize the word today. It was is as yet a doctor's facility in the first feeling of the word, a position of accommodation. Since its establishment, in the twelfth century, the Archbishop of Canterbury has been the benefactor.

Initially made to accommodate pioneers going to the tomb of St Thomas Becket, for more than 800 years the Eastbridge has given sanctuary and help to explorers, fighters, nearby social orders, and schoolchildren. Throughout the previous 400 years, it has given and still gives, a changeless home to ious elderly individuals.