What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Centuries built 1107 - extended 1334 and 1811 the birthplace and home of Haymo de Hythe (Bishop of Rochester) He founded , for the poor people of Hythe , a hospital (St. Andrews) in this building in 1336. in 1685 it became known as Saint Bartholomew's Hospital Recorded plaque organisation: Hythe Civic Society.
Haymo de Hythe, Bishop of Rochester from 1294 to 1304, was born and lived in this building, which he transformed into a hospital for the poor in 1336, showcasing his commitment to social welfare. The institution later became known as Saint Bartholomew's Hospital in 1685.
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