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The hospital site has a long history, originating as the Union Workhouse built on Bartons Road in 1885. • ​In the 1930s, it became a Public Assistance Institution. • ​In 1948, it joined the NHS as Fordingbridge Infirmary for the Chronic Sick. • ​In 1984, services from the former Fordingbridge Cottage Hospital were transferred to the Bartons Road site, and a modern facility, Ford Ward, was opened, with the site becoming known as Fordingbridge Hospital. • ​The main block of the old infirmary is a Grade II-listed Victorian building. Some of the older, historic buildings on the site have been sold for residential development. opment. 

The hospital has its origins in the Union Workhouse built on a site on Bartons Road in 1885

A great place to explore Ackling dyke (A Roman road) is from Gussage all saints there is a pub u can park at to the east called the Cockerel 🍻

Lovely woods and stunning in autumn 🍂

Whitsbury Castle is an early Iron Age hill fort. The banks were reinforced in medieval times, but today are mostly tree covered. It's a nice place to run with a footpath going around the base.

Damerham Knoll Camp was an Iron Age hill fort. It's not that striking on the ground without big earth works but it's interesting and fun to run past.

Bokerley Dyke is a linear earthwork over 3.5 miles long. It was probably Bronze Age or early Iron Age in origin and may have marked a boundary. The later Roman Road cut straight through it. The running here is great, wild and fun on lots of ace trails.

The Miz Maze is a unique and fascinating attraction located in the heart of the English countryside. The maze invites visitors of all ages to have fun and explore the intricate network of hedges and try to find their way out.