The History of The Queen Elizabeth II Hospital

The now abandoned Queen Elizabeth II Hospital was the first major hospital built by the NHS and accommodated 100 patients. in 2015 A new hospital opened on the same site after a £30 million investment in modern services. The old site was closed and earmarked for demolition to make way for a new housing development.

Our Visit

Made it to this one a little too late after all the power had been shut off and a lot of the fixtures had been stripped. Fortunately, the operating theatre lights still remained in the circular room :). A relatively modern building with little decay but an enjoyable explore.

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