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The research shared on this page is from former patient Debbie Manson

Asylum Deaths from 1860 to 1945

Records taken from Patient Case Notes at State Archives Qld. The hospital opened on 12th January 1865.
The patient’s death records, which have no location of burial, are listed as being buried at one of the three hospital cemeteries out of respect.
The following patient names are recorded from Patient Case Notes at the State Archives. To date, 14/01/2025, that is, case books A, B, and E. Coroner's Reports (Reports and No Reports), State Archives, All 25,910 pages. Also sourced from My Heritage.com, Trove Newspaper Articles and The 934 Theiss.
Due to there being NO OFFICIAL record of the Headstone to the patient's name, I have listed their deaths in order of recorded deaths.
 Updated on 24/06/2025

State Archives Admissions Register Wolston Park Hospital Case Book "A"

Admissions 05/11/1860 till 19/09/1922

State Archives Admissions Register Wolston Park Hospital Case Book "B"
Case Books Male and Female Admissions 13 November 1860 till 19th September 1922

State Archives Admissions Register Wolston Park Hospital Case Book "C"

Recorded directly from the Case Book at the State Archives on 10/09/2024.


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Review into Wolston Park Hospital
A review of health services provided at Wolston Park Hospital between the 1st of January 1950 and the 31st of December 2000 is currently taking place.
Leading the review is Professor Robert Bland AM.
Professor Bland is a mental health expert having worked in mental health and academic settings since 1972, where he gained extensive experience in hospital and community settings, administration, teaching and research.
As the leader for the review, Professor Bland will leverage his long-standing interest in the welfare of family caregivers supporting long-term mental illness and his dedicated research history in mental health recovery to listen to the patients, residents and family caregivers of those who were in care at Wolston Park Hospital.
This independent review will facilitate patients and family members or carers to describe their experiences during the period concerning their treatment and experience whilst an inpatient of Wolston Park Hospital.
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