West Park Hospital, Epsom
It’s been a while since I’ve been out an about, no better way than to get back to one of the best asylum sites in
Glenside Hospital, Bristol
After Mid Wales the plan had to been to return home but another detour on route took us to Bristol’s own ‘City Asylum’ – Glenside
Mid Wales Hospital, Talgarth
After Pen-Y-Fal another trip to Mid Wales was in order. Even in the space of a month from my last visit things have gone down
Pen-y-Fal Hospital, Abergavenny
Stopped for a quick look at the converted The Monmouthshire County Asylum, formerly known as the Joint Counties Asylum for Monmouthshire, Herefordshire, Radnorshire and Breconshire.
St Mary?s Asylum, Stannington
It’s about 11 months since I last visited St Mary’s. On that day I didn’t have much luck but this wasn’t the case today. It
Mid Wales Hosptial, Talgarth
Previously known as Mid Wales Asylum or Mid Wales Counties of Breconshire and Radnorshire Asylum to be fully precise. I visited this site just over
Severalls Hospital, Colchester
I visited Severalls just under a year ago and it was thought at that time that demolition/conversion was likely to happen any given day. But
St Lawrence’s Hospital, Bodmin
This was my second visit to the original ‘Cornwall County Asylum’ – not much has changed since my first visit. The water ingress in the
Hellingly Hospital, Sussex
A quick trip to what was originally East Sussex Country Asylum. This time I focused on visiting Park House which is a separate annex located
Stanley Royd Museum & Chapel, Wakefield
Stanley Royd was one of the earliest aslyums built with construction starting in 1816. Work completed in November 1818. It closed in 1996 and has
Fairmile Hospital, Berkshire
Fairmile hospital opened in 1870 and had a 132 year long career in caring for people with mental health problems. The site was purchased in
St Lawrences Asylum, Bodmin
Orginally known as ‘Cornwall County Asylum’ it was founded in 1815 at Westheath Avenue, Bodmin and became known as St Lawrence’s Hospital under the National