Broadmoor

/ ˈbrɔːdˌmɔː /

noun

1. an institution in Berkshire, England, for housing and treating mentally ill criminals

Example Sentences

Speakers: LaToya Cantrell, President, Broadmoor Improvement Association and Broadmoor Development Corp.

From The Daily Beast

Still other attendees toured the Broadmoor district and the Lower Ninth Ward, which are being reimagined—and reborn.

From The Daily Beast

Dr Nicholson, of Broadmoor, who was consulted on the point, said he thought this danger was quite a real one.

From Project Gutenberg

The opening of Broadmoor has also affected the mortality of this class, having reduced it materially.

From Project Gutenberg

The jury acquitted him on the ground of insanity, and he was admitted at Broadmoor in January, 1876.

From Project Gutenberg

Financial considerations must be a very important practical point in the existence of Broadmoor.

From Project Gutenberg

Again, there is a reason, on the side of the prison authorities, why convicts when insane should not be sent to Broadmoor.

From Project Gutenberg