Trinity Hospital Retford

Trinity Hospital, a Grade II listed building in Retford, Nottinghamshire, is a historic alms house established over 340 years ago. Originally founded in the 17th century by Dr. John Darrell, it was designed to provide for elderly men of good character. The current building, completed in the 1830s, features a striking clock tower and beautiful stained glass windows, including the notable 'Trinity window' made from rare medieval glass. Visitors can explore the serene gardens and learn about the hospital's rich history, which continues to support the local community through its charitable trust.