What is recorded here
This red commemorative plaque records: This cottage is the remains of the Leper Hospital founded by King Henry I in the 12th Century. St James and St Magdalen Hospital Recorded plaque organisation: City of Chichester.
St James and St Magdalen Hospital was a medieval leper hospital established by King Henry I in the 12th century, serving as an important institution for the care of those afflicted with leprosy during that era.
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