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Back in Time, The History Pages Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette.
A building that marks the entrance of a composition of three parallel pavilions built in 1932, Pastor, Calmette, Koch, enlarged in 1936 by the adding of the wings Villemin and Pavilion Guersant.
A capacity of 400 beds is reached.
East of the sanatorium, lies the Maurice Viollette preventorium built in 1931, the building intended for children has 128 beds.
It is complemented by a Lazaretto and a Pavilion for toddlers completed post-war.
Further east still, are nursing homes.
Graffiti artists, paintballers, metal thieves, firefighters and members of civil security have all had a hand in the slow destruction of thizs site, a leisure park was also planned in 2009 designed to be a top training centre for the vey best athletes...
Currently, this site, bought a symbolic Euro from the Hospital de Dreux by the city of Dreux is covered with a deafening silence.
Installed in woods purchased by the city during the 1914-18 war, it included a preventorium (Maurice Viollette) completed in 1928, a sanatorium (Clinical Laennec) which opened in 1932 and a home for girls and young women (Térèse Viollette) commissioning in 1935.
Around 1960, the sanatorium was transformed into a Cardiological Centre, other building in retirement homes.
The buildings were gradually abandoned from the 1970s up until its full closure in 1995.
Back in Time, The History Pages
Name - Sanatorium de Dreux Gallery Images Department - Eure-et-Loir 28 State - Hospital Ruin The Ancien Sanatorium Départemental des Bas- Buissons, Apart from combating tuberculosis, local successive mandates from 1908 to 1959 radically transformed the town by the introduction of cheap housing and public facilities via a number of policys made by the Mayor of Dreux, Maurice Viollette.