High Resolution JPEG Picture of This picture shows a corner of an old stone building with a plaque that reads "Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases Royal Mineral Water Hospital," indicating its historical use. The dates mentioned are "Established by Act of Parliament as the Bath City Infirmary AD 1738." Below, there's a sign for "Union Street." On the right side of the frame, there's a traditional British red telephone booth, while on the left side, black metal bollards can be seen on the sidewalk, most likely to prevent vehicle access to the pedestrian area. The sky is blue and clear, suggestive of good weather. In the background, there are several other buildings typical of conventional British architecture, with storefronts at street level. The scene suggests a quiet day in what appears to be a historic area, likely in the UK. [1998787046] stock photo
