There are references to this building from the beginning of the 17th century when it served more as a charitable institution than as a health facility.
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It was therefore a place to welcome not only the sick but people without resources, orphaned children and even pilgrims.
This hospital operated as such thanks to the inheritance of a notable neighbor from Oropesa, and other charitable aid, until in the 19th century it changed its function to house the Villa prison.
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