314 Comments for Barnes Hospital

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Why do people find it funny to ruin the properties with spray paint and smashing shit up.I'd love to go there and do a ghost hunt at night.I'm from stoke and does any1 know of any abandoned places near me.thanks in advance
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This looks fucking creepy af
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Brilliant photos, shame the building has been allowed to fall into such a state. I worked there as a nurse in the seventies.
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I am glad to see this old building is being restored I have look many times at the place when passing by, what will it be used for when restored
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This is the photo on the opening page where I though this was going to be a 'church gallery'. Boy was I surprised, lol.
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If this was considered NOT ornate, I'm at a loss for what would be considered to ornate. This is beautiful.
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Beautiful. Must admit though, that when I saw the photo on the opening page, I thought it was a church. This photo looks more like someone's mansion or manor house.
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Lovely Album this really is!
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Love this picture. It´s like a fantasy! A little tree growing up on the tower is the bestest! Surreal.
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Is there a tree up there growing high up on the tower above the clock? Cool!
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Wonderful series of photos, beautiful evocation of structure and place...
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Nature FTW! Yes, "A tree-on the roof-shot." Ahhh - i love it! And the square reflection on the left! Excellent! This building is thankful, you are showing its beauty. You are good!
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A couple of years on and the renovations still haven't started the security guards remain on site but after on going arson attracts the building looks in a sorry state, this particular corridor is now black with smoke damage and all these bits of rubble etc are gone its a sorry site
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Awwww.... I live 2 minutes away from this beautiful building.... shame it's being turned into flats, should have kept it as a hospital. my friend's mum used to work there when we were little and we used to walk up and meet her. Happy days.
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I remember this hospital before the 2nd W.W., walking past it on the way to my home in Carlton Drive.