Haslar is on the south coast of England, at the southern tip of Alverstoke, on the Gosport peninsula, Hampshire. It takes its name from the Old English hæsel-ōra, meaning " hazel -landing place".

The Royal Hospital Haslar in Gosport, Hampshire, which was also known as the Royal Naval Hospital Haslar, was one of Britain's leading Royal Naval Hospitals (and latterly a tri-service MOD hospital) for over 250 years.

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Haslar was to be one of three proposed hospitals to provide care for sailors of the Royal Fleet. The hospital was designed by Theodore Jacobsen, FRS, and reflected his design of the Foundling Hospital in London.

Located on the South Hampshire Coast, Royal Haslar is one of Britain’s landmark heritage sites. Built in 1753, the Grade II Georgian hospital is part of the very fabric of our nation. Assured its place in history, it is now protected for the future. Reborn as a luxury waterfront

Haslar Heritage Group is a small but enthusiastic organisation dedicated to promoting the rich heritage and history of the Royal Hospital Haslar

In 1745 land was acquired at Haslar near Gosport, Hants, and the Royal Hospital Haslar was built 1746-1762. Its architects, Sir Jacob Ackworth and Theodore Jacobsen, based their design on the...

2007年3月26日 · Since 1753, The Royal Hospital Haslar in Gosport has provided medical care to the service personnel of the Royal Navy, and latterly, to the Army and RAF, and, in more recent years, civilians,...

The Royal Hospital, Haslar is a mid-18th-century naval hospital, the first of three to be constructed. The grounds of the first large naval hospital, opened in 1753 and completed in 1762, which was influential in Britain and Europe. The site occupies largely level ground, its setting being partly marine and partly urban.

2017年2月22日 · The Royal Hospital Haslar ceased to treat military patients in 2007 and closed its doors to all patients in 2009.