942 Comments for Severalls Hospital

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even on close inspection it's no clearer. there may well have been a payphone there - there's certainly marks on the wall between the pipes to suggest that something was there that has since been removed...

as for the Operating Theatre - it was surprisingly not-creepy, just like the rest of the place. it was pitch black though...
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i was there 3 days ago and although it really makes you think, it's not at all creepy really.

can't wait to go back!
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the colors in this hospital are very decieving-to the patients visitors anyway if you get my drift!
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beautiful....kinda like the rose in the cement thing!
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this looks like something they could referbish!
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Thanks Lou!
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That X reminds me of Fern Gulley when Zack was spray painting X's on the trees that were going to be destroyed...creepy corollation, huh?
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I'm left speechless by the quality of your work.
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Astounding
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It looks like that scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory...fizzy lifting drink anyone?
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Closed in HAHA try being inside Whitingham Hospital Preston now there's a laugh
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:-)

http://www.mdx.ac.uk/WWW/STUDY/4_13_TA.htm
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They seem larger because they are so spread out compared to some of the asylums in the US, most notably the "skyscraper" structures built on Long Island (Kings Park, Pilgrim, and Edgewood). However, I haven't dug deep enough to find the maximum patient capacity / population during the most busiest years to compare with the data from the US.
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Hey Motts, in comparioson to other hospitals in the US, was this bigger or smaller?
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How do we know it's number 3?