Tone Vale Hospital, Taunton
Founded in 1892 and built in 1897 Tone Vale was originally named Somerset and Bath Asylum, then Tone Vale Asylum and finally Tone Vale Hospital.
Mid Wales Hospital, Talgarth
Yet Another trip to Mid Wales Hospital. With 6 inches of snow at Talgarth it proved too much to resist popping up to capture the
Mid Wales Hospital, Talgarth
A return to the first asylum I ever visited. I have been here many times before and wasn’t intending to visit again but the news
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
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
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
Hellingly Hospital, East Sussex
The East Essex County Mental Asylum opened its doors in 1903. It is built close to the small village of Hellingly, in South East England.
Deva, Countess of Chester Asylum, Chester
The Cheshire County Lunatic Asylum, more commonly known as Deva, lies in the grounds of the still active Countess Of Chester Hospital in Chester. In
Cane Hill Asylum, Coulsdon & West Park Asylum, Epsom
A good old trip to the iconic Cane Hill followed by an afternoon visit to West Park. Only a few places will give me the
St Mary’s Asylum, Stannington
A brief visit to St Mary’s Asylum just to the north of Newcastle. Built in 1910 to releave presures on the nearby Sedgefield Asylum it
Cherry Knowle Asylum, Sunderland
Sunderland County Borough began construction of its own asylum during 1893, completed in 1895. The site chosen consisted of sloping land outside the village of