Established as a tuberculosis settlement in 1918, the Royal Papworth Hospital grew to be a world-leading heart and lung hospital, and moved to new premises in 2019
Established as a tuberculosis settlement in 1918, the Royal Papworth Hospital grew to be a world-leading heart and lung hospital, and moved to new premises in 2019
The Buttevant Convent of Mercy in Ireland’s County Cork was constructed in 1879 and was home to the Sisters of Mercy until their departure in 2012.
A tuberculosis sanatorium in Italy that later became a general hospital with a huge chapel and traditional Italian architecture.
The former residence of Arthur Guinness, featuring grand wood panelling and staircases, stained glass windows and even a swimming pool.
A chapel in Wales that has been closed for many years. Everything remains intact inside with some decay setting in.
HMP Holloway was the largest women’s only prison in Europe until its closure in 2016. Rebuilt in the 1970s, the prison’s design was recognised as a failure.
A hospital dating back to the 1860s with a grand entrance hall, working operating lights in the theatres and a morgue with three slabs
A large abandoned mansion in France featuring an impressive wood panelled library and integral chapel.
A disused mortuary in Northern Ireland with three metal slabs.
A chapel in Wales that closed around 2010. The Pine pews and pulpit still remain in place.