I believe that this is a complete list of hospitals used for military purposes in Scotland during the Great War:
Aberdalgie | Aberdalgie Auxiliary Hospital |
Aberdeen | 1st Scottish General Territoria Forcel Hospital. Capacity for 62 officers and 1297 other ranks. |
Aberdeen | Aberdeen Military Hospital |
Aberdeen | Aberdeen Royal Infirmary |
Aberdeen | Morningfield Hospital |
Aberdeen | Fae-me-well Auxiliary Hospital |
Aberdircher | Rose Innes Auxiliary Hospital |
Aberfeldy | Aberfeldy Auxiliary Hospital |
Aberlour | Fleming Hospital |
Aberlour | Orphanage Hospital |
Aboyne | Aboyne Castle Auxiliary Hospital |
Alford | Breda House Auxiliary Hospital |
Annan | Kinmount Auxiliary Hospital |
Arbroath | Alexandra Palace Auxiliary Hospital |
Arbroath | Arbroath Infirmary |
Ardrossan | Ardrossan Auxiliary Hospital |
Auchterader | Cloan Auxiliary Hospital |
Ayr | Carrick House Auxiliary Hospital |
Ayr | Ayr County Hospital |
Ayr | Ayr Military Hospital |
Balgavies | Lawson Sanatorium |
Ballantrae | Laggan Auxiliary Hospital |
Ballater | Victoria Hall Auxiliary Hospital |
Banavie | Officers Auxiliary Hospital |
Banff | Chalmers Auxiliary Hospital |
Bangour | Edinburgh War Hospital. Formerly the Edinburgh District Asylum. A Special Military Surgical Section for orthopaedic cases was also established at Bangour. Bangour Hospital |
Bearsden | Shaw Home Hospital |
Berwick on Tweed | Berwick Military Hospital |
Bishopbriggs | Cawder House Auxiliary Hospital |
Blair Atholl | Blair Castle Auxiliary Hospital |
Blairgowrie | Buchanan House Auxiliary Hospital |
Boness | Carriden Auxiliary Hospital |
Bothwell | Hillpark Auxiliary Hospital |
Brechin | Brechin Infirmary |
Bridge of Allan | Hyndwood Auxiliary Hospital |
Broughty Ferry | The Lodge Auxiliary Hospital |
Buckie | Portessie Auxiliary Hospital |
Callander | Inverleny Auxiliary Hospital |
Cambuslang | Auxiliary Hospital |
Cambuslang | War Hospital |
Carnoustie | Auxiliary Hospital |
Castle Douglas | Auxiliary Hospital |
Castle Kennedy | Lochinch Auxiliary Hospital |
Coatbridge | Drumpelier Auxiliary Hospital |
Coldingham | Manderstone Auxiliary Hospital |
Coldstream | Lennel Auxiliary Hospital |
Coldstream | Eccles Auxiliary Hospital |
Cramond | Cramond House Auxiliary Hospital |
Crieff | Ochtertyre Auxiliary Hospital |
Crieff | Ruberslaw Auxiliary Hospital |
Cromarty | Cromarty Military Hospital. A hospital established at an army base. 226 beds. |
Cullen | Hall Red Cross Hospital |
Cupar | Ceres Auxiliary Hospital |
Cupar | Edenfield Auxiliary Hospital |
Dalguise | Dalguise Auxiliary Hospital |
Dalmellington | Calmarg Reception Hospital |
Denny | Denny Auxiliary Hospital |
Dess | Dess House Auxiliary Hospital |
Dess | Parkhill House Auxiliary Hospital |
Dingwall | Seaforth Auxiliary Hospital |
Douglas | Douglas Auxiliary Hospital |
Dufftown | Mount Stephen Auxiliary Hospital |
Dumfries | Broomlands Auxiliary Hospital |
Dumfries | Dunbar Terrace Auxiliary Hospital |
Dumfries | Maxwelltown Auxiliary Hospital |
Dunbar | Battery Auxiliary Hospital |
Dunbar | Dunbar Military Hospital |
Dunbarton | Dunbarton Military Hospital |
Dunblane | Keir House Auxiliary Hospital |
Dunblane | Dunblane War Hospital. Specialist neurological section for other ranks, operating by June 1918. |
Dundee | Dundee War Hospital |
Dundee | Caird Rest Hospital |
Dundee | Kings Cross Infectious Diseases Hospital |
Dundee | Lochee School Hospital |
Dundee | Dundee Royal Infirmary |
Dunfermline | Dunfermline Auxiliary Hospital |
Dunkeld | Dalpowie Auxiliary Hospital |
Dunlop | Dunlop Auxiliary Hospital |
Duns | Southfield Auxiliary Hospital [Book review] |
Durris | Kirton Hall Auxiliary Red Cross Hospital |
Edinburgh | 2nd Scottish General Territorial Force Hospital, Craigleith. Capacity for 28 officers and 1129 other ranks. |
Edinburgh | Edinburgh Military Hospital |
Edinburgh | Deaconess Hospital |
Edinburgh | Magdala Hospital |
Edinburgh | March Hall Auxiliary Hospital |
Edinburgh | Mayfield Auxiliary Hospital |
Edinburgh | Edinburgh Royal Infirmary |
Edinburgh | Royal Victoria Hospital. A specialist neurological unit for cases identified in other hospitals in Scotland (rather than having been processed through the clearing system). |
Edinburgh | 8 Moray Place |
Edinburgh | St. George’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Edinburgh | St. Leonard’s Road Red Cross Hospital |
Edinburgh | Craiglockhart War Hospital. Specialist neurological section for officers, operating by June 1918. |
Elgin | Gray’s Hospital |
Elgin | Braemoriston Auxiliary Hospital |
Elgin | Dalchroy Auxiliary Hospital |
Elie | Craigforth Auxiliary Hospital |
Erskine Bishopton | Princess Louise Scottish Hospital for Limbless Sailors and Soldiers, Erskine House. 400 beds for men from the West of Scotland, Cumberland, Westmorland, Northumberland and Durham. |
Falkirk | Arnothill Auxiliary Hospital |
Falkirk | Falkirk Infirmary Auxiliary Hospital |
Falkirk | Walside Auxiliary Hospital |
Fochabers | Gordon Castle Hospital |
Forfar | Briars Cottage Auxiliary Hospital |
Forres | Leancoil Auxiliary Hospital |
Forres | Forres Hall Red Cross Hospital |
Fort Augustus | St. Benedict’s Abbey Auxiliary Hospital |
Fort George | Fort George Military Hospital |
Fraserburgh | Walker’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Fyvie | Fyvie Club Auxiliary Hospital |
Fyvie | Fyvie Cottage Hospital |
Gailes | Gailes Military Hospital |
Galashiels | Wilder House Auxiliary Hospital |
Glamis | Glamis Castle Auxiliary Hospital |
Glasgow | Hillhead House Auxiliary Hospital |
Glasgow | Oakbank War Hospital, Possil Park |
Glasgow | Glasgow Royal Infirmary |
Glasgow | Western Infirmary |
Glasgow | Yorkhill War Hospital |
Glasgow Bellahouston | Scottish National Red Cross Hospital, Cardonald. Hutted capacity for 700 beds. |
Glasgow Cathcart | Aitkenhead Auxiliary Hospital |
Glasgow Govan | Merryflats War Hospital. Capacity for 500 beds. |
Glasgow Maryhill | Maryhill Military Hospital |
Glasgow Maryhill | Garscube Auxiliary Hospital |
Glasgow Pollokshaws | Pollock House Auxiliary Hospital |
Glasgow Pollokshaws | Matheran Auxiliary Hospital |
Glasgow Robroyston | Robroyston War Hospital, a specialist venereal disease hospital for 50 officers and 500 men. |
Glasgow Springburn | Woodside Red Cross Hospital |
Glasgow Stobhill | 3rd Scottish General Territorial Force Hospital. Capacity for 70 officers and 1629 other ranks. |
Glasgow Stobhill | 4th Scottish General Territorial Force Hospital. Capacity for 1334 other ranks. |
Glencorse | Glencorse Military Hospital |
Glenlomond | Glen Lomond War Hospital, Fife. Specialist neurological section for other ranks, operating by June 1918. |
Greenock | Smithston War Hospital |
Greenock | Lindores Reception Hospital |
Gullane | The Gables Auxiliary Hospital |
Hamilton | Hamilton Military Hospital |
Hartwood | Hartwoodhill Auxiliary Hospital |
Hawick | War Hospital |
Hawick | Wells Auxililary Hospital |
Helensburgh | Hermitage House Auxiliary Hospital |
Huntly | Huntly Cottage Hospital |
Huntly | Invermarkie Lodge Hospital |
Inchkeith | Inchkeith Reception Hospital |
Insch | Drumrossie Red Cross Hospital |
Invergordon | Invergordon Reception Hospital |
Inverkip | Ardgowan Auxiliary Hospital |
Inverness | Inverness Military Hospital |
Inverness | Hedgefield Auxiliary Hospital |
Inverness | Leys Castle Auxiliary Hospital |
Irvine | Bogside Auxiliary Hospital |
Irvine | Irvine Auxiliary Hospital |
Johnstone | Johnstone & District Auxiliary Hospital |
Keith | Earlsmount Red Cross Hospital |
Kelso | Newton Don Auxiliary Hospital |
Kelso | Edenhall Hostel |
Kennethmont | Leith Hall Auxiliary Hospital |
Kilcreggan | Woodland Auxiliary Hospital |
Kilmarnock | Dick Institute Auxiliary Hospital |
Kilwinning | Montgrennan Auxiliary Hospital |
Kinghorn | Kinghorn Auxiliary Hospital |
Kirkcowan | Glendarroch Auxiliary Hospital |
Kirkintilloch | Gartshore Auxiliary Hospital |
Kirriemuir | St. Andrew’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Lamlash | Arran Auxiliary Hospital |
Lanark | Lady Hozier Home |
Lanark | Lockhart Auxiliary Hospital |
Lanark | St. Mary’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Langholm | Langholm Auxiliary Hospital |
Largs | Barra House Auxiliary Hospital |
Lauder | Thirlestane Castle Hospital |
Leith | Leith Hospital |
Leith | War Hospital |
Lennoxtown | Lennox Castle Auxiliary Hospital |
Lesmahagow | Auchtyfardle Auxiliary Hospital |
Leven | Braeside Auxiliary Hospital |
Lockerbie | Castlemilk Auxiliary Hospital |
Lockerbie | Dryfeholm Auxiliary Hospital |
Lockerbie | Lockerbie Auxiliary Hospital |
Meigle | Ruthven Auxiliary Hospital |
Milnathort | Tillyrie Auxiliary Hospital |
Milngavie | Craigmaddie Auxiliary Hospital |
Moffat | Moffat Auxiliary Hospital |
Monifieth | Monifieth Hall Auxiliary Hospital |
Montrose | Montrose Infirmary |
Montrose | Montrose Hall Auxiliary Hospital |
Montrose | Montrose Hospital No.2 |
Montrose | Montrose Military Hospital |
Motherwell | Dalziell Auxiliary Hospital |
Muir Of Ord | Fairburn Auxiliary Hospital |
Murthly | Murthly War Hospital |
Murtle | Murtle House Auxiliary Hospital |
Musselburgh | Edenhall East of Scotland Limbless Hospital. 100 beds for men from East of Scotland. |
Nairn | Ivybank Auxiliary Hospital |
Neilston | Cowdenhall Auxiliary Hospital |
Nitshill | Crookston War Hospital |
North Berwick | Eddington Cottage Hospital |
Novar | Novar House Auxiliary Hospital |
Oban | Dungallon Auxiliary Hospital |
Paisley | Craw Road Military Hospital |
Paisley | Dykebar War Hospital. Formerly the Renfrew District Asylum at Paisley. 500 beds. Used as a specialist mental hospital from February 1916. |
Paisley | Barshaw Auxiliary Hospital |
Paisley | Gallowhill Auxiliary Hospital |
Paisley | Paisley War Hospital |
Paisley | Ralston Auxiliary Hospital |
Paisley | Royal Alexandra Infirmary |
Peebles | Moreland Auxiliary Hospital |
Peebles | Venlaw Auxiliary Hospital |
Peebles | Peebles War Hospital |
Perth | Murthly War Hospital. Formerly the Perth District Asylum at Perth. 350 beds. Used as a specialist mental hospital from 27 January 1917. |
Perth | Perth Military Hospital |
Perth | Perth Red Cross Auxiliary Hospital |
Perth | Rosebank Auxiliary Hospital |
Perth | Perth Royal Infirmary |
Peterhead | The Hall Red Cross Hospital |
Pitlochry | Fonab Auxiliary Hospital |
Queensferry | Fernbank Hospital North |
Queensferry | Sealscraig Hospital North |
Rosewell | Whitehill Auxiliary Hospital |
Rothienorman | Kinbroon Auxiliary Hospital |
Sanquhar | Eliock Auxiliary Hospital |
Selkirk | Bowhill Auxiliary Hospital |
Slateford | Craiglockhart War Hospital |
Slateford | Kingsknowe Auxiliary Hospital |
South Queensferry | Hopetoun Auxiliary Hospital |
South Queensferry | Dalmeny Auxiliary Hospital |
St. Andrews | Castlecliffe Auxiliary Hospital |
Stirling | Stirling Military Hospital. Stirling Detention Barracks also had a small specialist venereal disease unit. |
Stirling | Stirling Royal Infirmary |
Stirling | Southwood Auxiliary Hospital |
Stobs | Stobs Hospital. A specialist venereal disease hospital opened after the Armistice. |
Stonehaven | St. Leonard’s Auxiliary Hospital |
Strachur | Letters Lodge Auxiliary Hospital |
Strathpeffer | The Spa Hospital |
Strathpeffer | Nicholson Red Cross Hospital |
Tarves | Haddo House Auxiliary Hospital |
Thornhill | Drumlanrig Auxiliary Hospital |
Troon | Craigronach Auxiliary Hospital |
Turnberry | Turnberry Reception Hospital |
Turriff | Turriff Hall Red Cross Hospital |
Wemyss | Wemyss Castle Auxiliary Hospital |
West Linton | Lynehurst Auxiliary Hospital |
Whitburn | Polkemmet Auxiliary Hospital |
Whithorn | Physgill Auxiliary Hospital |