German Military Underground Hospital Guernsey
The German military underground hospital on Guernsey was dug out in three and a half years by hundreds of forced labourers from several countries. It's a giant complex of 7,000 m2 and 15,000 tons of concrete.
It had room voor 500 patients and there was also a theatre and cinema. The complex is still rather in original condition.
For current visiting hours, please visit the website of the museum.
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Source
- Text: Gerko van Ojen
- Photos: Anthony (Sharky) Ward
Nearby
Museum
- German Occupation Museum - Le Bourg
- German Naval Signals Headquarters - Saint Peter Port
- La Valette Underground Museum - La Valette
Point of interest
- Fort George - Saint Peter Port
- Stumbling Stone Country Hospital - Guernsey
- MP2 Observation Tower - Fort Saumarez
Monument
- Remembrance Tree A.E.M. Peter Ian Herbert Brouard R.N. - St. Peter Port
- Memorial Major-General Sir Isaac Brock - Saint Peter Port
- Boer War Memorial Guernsey and Alderney - Saint Peter Port
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Grave St. Andrew Churchyard - Saint Andrew
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Martin's New Cemetery - Saint Martin
- Commonwealth War Graves Foulon Cemetery - Saint Peter Port
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Les Huriaux, St Martin - Guernsey
- Stumbling Stone Beldrick, La Croutes, St Peter Port - Guernsey
- Stumbling Stone 74 Victoria Road - Guernsey
Fortification
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