Barrow Hospital, Bristol (35mm)
To start off 2012 a trip to the local, the old favourite. It’s been a while, 18 months or more since I last visited and
Royal Hospital For Sick Children, Bristol
The history of the Bristol Royal Hospital for Sick Children can be traced back to 1866. The building on St Michaels Hill was opened in
Minffordd Hospital, Bangor
Minffordd Hospital is a small community hospital that closed in 2006. The hospital was built in the aftermath of the 1882 typhoid epidemic that accounted
Pool Parc Hospital, Ruthin
Second visit to this lovely old hospital. My previous visit was only last month Originally owned by Sir Walter Bagot, the current buildings were rebuilt
Pool Parc Hospital, Ruthin
Originally owned by Sir Walter Bagot, the current buildings were rebuilt in the late 1820’s. It was acquired by the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital
Barrow Hospital, Bristol
A return to the first real site I explored. Barrow Hospital opened in the late 1930s as an expansion to the overcrowded Bristol City Asylum,
Abraham Ormerod Medical Centre, Todmorden
It’s not the sort of thing I’d usually explore. A rundown medical centre in the middle of nowhere. But then there is a little history
Hanham Hall Hospital, Bristol
The site of Hanham Hall hospital dates back to the middle 17th century. Starting out as a gentry house and agricultural and industrial centre it
Barrow Hospital, Bristol
This probably was the very last visit to Barrow. Having documented the site over the past 18 months – the complete destruction of the site
Barrow Hosptial, Bristol
Ee’s a nutter. Ee awt a be in Barawl Gurnee. Barrow Hospital is as well known to Bristolians as Brunel, Cary Grant and Cider. While
Barrow Hosptial, Bristol
Barrow Hosptial was built in the 1930’s to release the amount of patients held at Bristol’s main asylum ‘The Glenside’ – It was originally called
Barrow Hospital, Bristol
Having previously visited this former mental hospital on the outskirts of Bristol it was time for another trip or two. Visited Friday & Sunday, the