Healer Houses 1100

Although the care and management of the Healer Houses is given over to the Healers’ Guild, Albion has no ‘treaty of extra-territoriality’ with that or any other Guild. The Healer Houses remain part of Albion and thus are subject to Albion Law.

The healing houses of Albion are of three types:

Chapter Houses, the largest, are like teaching hospitals; centres where new healers are trained and where specialist skills can be found.
The major Guild Houses are based at regional capitals
Minor Guild Houses can be found serving the function of cottage hospitals in many towns around the land.

By Type
Chapter Houses
Brighthelm Stane (Monastery of the Chalice)
Selby (Selby Abbey)
Major Guild Houses
Gloucester
Winchester
Bristol (rebuilt after the destruction of 1094)
Warwick (upgraded minor Guild house, replacing the one destroyed in York in 1094)
Keswick
Minor Guild Houses
(R) County Towns with Guild Houses
Carlisle (R)
Nottingham (R)
Eaton
Norhault
Tewksbury
Ellenbrooke (R)
Oxford
Huntington
Alton
Exeter (R)
Lincoln (R)
York
Bishop Auckland
Berwick
Londinium
Orlaine
Southampton

By Duchy
Keswick
Keswick
(Major)
Carlisle
(Minor)
Nottingham
(Minor)
Eaton
(Minor)
Norhault
(Minor)
Tewksbury
(Minor)
Gloucester
Gloucester
(Major)
Ellenbrooke
(Minor)
Oxford
(Minor)
Huntington
(Minor)
Winchester
Brighthelm Stane
(Chapter House)
Selby
(Chapter House)
Winchester
(Major)
Orlaine
(Minor)
York
Warwick
(Major)
York
(Minor)
Lincoln
(Minor)
Bishop Auckland
(Minor)
Berwick
(Minor)
Londinium
(Minor)
Cornwall
Bristol
(Major)
Alton
(Minor)
Exeter
(Minor)
Southampton
(Minor)
Leri Penhaligon

High Healer, Harts of Albion

scribed in Spring of 1100