Royal Hospital Haslar- Nov 2015.

[Jamie_P]

Explored on a early morning with @SpiderMonkey, @AndyK!, @PROJ3CTM4YH3M and some other explorers (don't know if they use the forum)

History;​

The hospital was built between 1746 and 1761 by Theodore Jacobson. When the hospital was constructed it was the largest brick building and largest hospital in England. Not was Haslar only a hospital it had an asylum to for sailors with psychiatric disorders. In 1902 the hospital got its name changed to Royal Naval Hospital Haslar. In 1966 the hospital became Royal Hospital Haslar again. Also in 2001 the hospital was listed as a grade II listed park. The hospital formally closed in 2009 

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Thanks for looking ​

 

[Urbexbandoned]

Some lovely shots there Jamie, always like seeing this place. Really like the cell pic and the clown curtain as I call it lol. 

Thanks for sharing  

 

 

[PROJ3CTM4YH3M]

These are rather nice  Especially liking the MRI one, nicely lit.

 

[AndyK!]

Not easy to get a nice shot in that cluttered room with the round MRI scanner, nice job there!

 

[Maniac]

I've still not visited this place! lol 

Nice set of photos, can see the place is slowly decaying now. 

 

[Hydro]

Very nice set mate, ive never got a good one from here :/

Liking that MRI scanner pic and glad you got the money shot of that staircase, its something special

 

[Jamie_P]

Very nice set mate, ive never got a good one from here :/

Liking that MRI scanner pic and glad you got the money shot of that staircase, its something special

Cheers mate.

However, how have you never got a good shot from here? Like how? It's decayed and photogenic everywhere you look.

 

[Hydro]

Cheers mate.

However, how have you never got a good shot from here? Like how? It's decayed and photogenic everywhere you look.

HDR...