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 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 research complex in London with hundreds of laboratories and a grand entrance. The facility utilised animal testing to develop medical treatments.
A disused morgue within a large old asylum in France. A porcelain slab remains.
An abandoned Roman Catholic school with impressive original Italian style features as well as classrooms.
An abandoned asylum in Ireland with many items remaining, plenty of decay and a lot of history.
A Church of England school for infants and juniors that closed in 2004. The school has stood empty ever since and now has lots of natural decay.
A hospital in London dating back to the 1750s with an interesting history. Home to the Elephant Man for a time, the hospital has now moved to new premises.
A Scottish asylum with plenty of interesting features remaining, including original cells, a nice hall and plenty of featureful corridors.
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital was founded in 1914. A new hospital was built in 2015 to replace the old buildings so we had a look around while they moved out.
