1,611 Comments for Whittingham Hospital

Lynnie, you bring the lemonade, Barb bring the lawn chairs and I'll bring the munchies!

So pretty, the detail of this.

This is one of my favorites; the colours are just enticing for some reason.

imagine what it will look like if it goes unchecked 10 or 20 years.

No gargoyles, just cut designs.

It was great to see all the English hospitals, but I do enjoy the American ones more. To see equipment left behind brings my imagination closer to what these places were like when they were open, which I find fascinating, and it's always very interesting to discover antique hospital devices. I enjoy the interiors of the old American hospitals more as they seem much less renovated.

Peeking into these buildings is almost like peeking into a person's mind. Thanks for letting us know each building's personality, history, and character. Another beautiful gallery.

Ah I can't remember, I was turned so many ways inside... while shooting the place, I knew about where I was in relation to where I came in and what I've seen before, but the memory has faded a bit since, especially after seeing a bunch of these twisting asylums.

I named this 'Heaven and Hell' before I found the historic photo... the light coming from above and the dark hallway beyond were a contrast that seemed fitting for the title.

I believe it is stone, unlike the larger columns in the previous photo which seemed to be made of metal if I remember correctly.

That is something special!

im a master of falling down stairs...and i would not appreciate a door there to hit...and then have someone wonder what that noise was...open the door, just so that i could roll the last 2 steps.

a unique shot i must say.

The blue cross is probably where the sasquatch was last seen peering over its shoulder. would a deer look out of place in this shot? i think its great when plants grow in abandoned buildings.

NO WAY!!! a completely untouched large pane of glass???

good shot of course :)

I wonder what that shelf way up on the first arch was for? It also looks like a fake plant is still hanging on the wall. This was a rare find indeed. No graffiti or vandalism.