226 Comments for Hayswood Hospital

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Heh sorry I forgot to mention - the recess would probably be for a large overhead light.
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I want to put a model train track here
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Thank you Motts for the wonderful galleries!
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You can reuse tiles as long as you can clean off the old thin set it was first set in.
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Mica & Binky, It id definitely not typical today when latched doors all have a bar opener so you don't need your hands and non-latching doors usually swing both ways. I think that was an early 20th century design choice before Architects started taking staff input/medical needs into the design of hospitals.
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He's got the Shining
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Great photos as usual, you have quite the eye for this, a great talent! Cheers!
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Judging from the rest of the building's condition, you're a braver man than I am standing on a suspended walkway!
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Ohhh YES - look at all that GREEN GREEN GREEN determinedly creeping in.....I love it too.
This hodgepodge of additions show up real well on Google Earth;
holes in the roof and all - but no 3D on this building /yet/
- and from above you may really SEE how green is overtakning from behind.
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May be there explosions?
Horrible thought!
With a little baby sleeping in one.....arghhhh...not `Explosion Proof´
These pictures!
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Ohhh dear: what a mess! YES!
Don´t go making any furtive moves!
Looks like dead birds hanging up in the ceiling.
Am wondering if there were birds living there?
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Yeah. But tile is doing fine, - even in shades of green, now to to match mould + moss.
Since mr. M is still so well, guess careful + clever enough always - helmet or no helmet.
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No, Binky, none anywhere, hahaha - but there IS a curtain, still ½ -hanging on after all these years. Good job!
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Thanks Motts for bringing me one of my favorite types of places--on to the next...
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We all do, Mica's love of lights is de-light-ful & the comments on them can really brighten up my day.