Information - The Asylum List - 2018

[tumbles]

Updated for 2018

County Asylums

Asylum & Hospital Google Map (Green = Open | Yellow = Derelict | Red = Converted/Demolished)

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[True_British_Metal]

It's a very minor detail, but can I just say that the chapel at St John's in Stone is still there in a derelict condition, but well secured and maintained. When I visited with the owner it was in a state of planning limbo.

https://www.28dayslater.co.uk/bucki...chapel-stone-buckinghamshire-june-2012.t72318

 

[donaghuehuehue]

St Crispins has been destroyed. Went during October and there were no buildings left, just new housing

 

[tumbles]

St Crispins has been destroyed. Went during October and there were no buildings left, just new housing

Although huge amounts of fire damage the shell of the buildings and clock tower remain.

 

[mookster]

It's a little niggle but West Park closed in 2003, not 2009 - and of course half the buildings are still an active hospital

It also looks as if it's only the main hall of Tone Vale still derelict as that ward looks very converted on google maps.

Also I believe the pub/b&b in the admin of St. Mary's Stannington has now also closed as well.

St Crispins has been destroyed. Went during October and there were no buildings left, just new housing

You mustn't have been looking in the right place. The main bulk of the wards are still there in a derelict state.

 

[tumbles]

It's a little niggle but West Park closed in 2003, not 2009 - and of course half the buildings are still an active hospital

It also looks as if it's only the main hall of Tone Vale still derelict as that ward looks very converted on google maps.

Also I believe the pub/b&b in the admin of St. Mary's Stannington has now also closed as well.



You mustn't have been looking in the right place. The main bulk of the wards are still there in a derelict state.

Well most of it closed in 2003 but yeah its a mute point.

Main Hall at TV has been completely demolished now actually. Probably need to update. St Mary's Inn is indeed closed.. it was a great eat when I was passing on work. The developers up there are woeful.

 

[Krypton]

I was poking about at Winterton the other day. The chapel still remains and has recently been converted into a gym. They've done a lovely job. Theres also a couple of ward blocks still standing.

 

[highvoltage400k]

Are there any left that are really worth going too? I would really like to see one before they all go

 

[mookster]

Are there any left that are really worth going too? I would really like to see one before they all go

Sunnyside.

And the ones in Ireland.

 

[highvoltage400k]

Sunnyside.

And the ones in Ireland.

Cheers mate, all so far away!
Did you get my pm?

 

[tumbles]

Ooh the table is goosed

 

[Speed]

Can you save it? Repost it or something?

 

[tumbles]

Can you save it? Repost it or something?

I’ve got it on notepad on my pc so just need to find the new table tags if they exist @Ojay ?

 

[anonurbex]

Updated for 2018

Demolished (37/128)

Hospital Name	County	Closed	Notes
Bedford Asylum, Bedford	Bedfordshire	1860
Fountain Mental Hospital, Tooting	London	1963
Banstead, Banstead	Middlesex	1986
Darenth Park Hospital	Kent	1988
Naburn, Fulford, York	Yorkshire	1988
Broadgate, Beverly	Yorkshire	1989
Cane Hill, Coulsdon	Surrey	1991	Admin, Water Tower, Chapel & Cottage Hospital retained
St John’s, Stone	Buckinghamshire	1991
Rainhill, Prescot	Lancashire	1992
Rubery Hill, Birmingham	Warickshire	1993
Carlton Hayes, Narborough	Leicestershire	1994
Clifton, York	Yorkshire	1994
Coney Hill, Gloucester	Gloucestershire	1994
Hellingly,Hellingly	Sussex	1994
Calderstones, Clitheroe	Lancashire	1995
Caterham Mental Hospital	London	1995
St Matthew’s, Burntwood	Staffordshire	1995	Chapel remains
Whittingham, Preston	Lancashire	1995	Facia of admin retained
Tooting Bec Mental Hospital, Tooting	London	1995
Barnsley Hall, Birmingham	Worcestershire	1996
Parc Hospital, Bridgend	Glamorgan	1996
Winterton, Sedgefield, Durham	County Durham	1996
De La Pole,Willerby, Hull, Humberside	Yorkshire	1997	Chapel remains - used as a funeral venue (multi-faith)
Severalls, Colchester	Essex	1997	Admin & Water Tower Retained
Winwick, Warrington	Lancashire	1997	Chapel remains
Bexley, Dartford	London	1998	Chapel remains
Cherry Knowle, Ryhope, Sunderland	County Durham	1998
Shenley, Shenley	Hertfordshire	1998	Chapel & Water Tower remains
St George’s, Morpeth	Northumberland	1999	Admin block retained, rest demolished
Warlingham, Warlingham	Surrey	1999	Water tower remains
St Lawrence’s, Bodmin	Cornwall	2002	Original radial buldings converted. Foster annex demolished in 2014
Countess Of Chester, Chester	Chesire	2005
Barrow Hospital, Barrow Gurney	Somerset	2008
St Ebba’s Hospital, Epsom	London	2009	Mostly demolished, water tower & 2-3 other wards open/derlict
St Lukes, Middlesbrough, Cleveland	Yorkshire	2009
Kingsway, Derby	Derbyshire	2010
Runwell, Chelmsford	Essex	2010		Admin, chapel & water tower retained

Converted (63/128)

Hospital Name	County	Closed	Notes
Royal Holloway, Virginia Water	Surrey	1982
The Lawn, Lincoln	Lincolnshire	1985
The Coppice, Nottingham	Nottinghamshire	1986
Digby, Exeter	Devon	1987
Saxondale, Nottingham	Nottinghamshire	1987
Horton Road, Gloucester	Gloucestershire	1988
Powick, Powick, Hereford & Worcester	Worcestershire	1989
Mendip, Wells	Somerset	1991
Fulbourn, Cambridge	Cambridgeshire	1992
Herrison, Dorchester	Dorset	1992
Long Grove Hospital, Epsom	London	1992
St Augustine’s, Canterbury	Kent	1992
Whitecroft, Newport, Isle Of Wight	Hampshire	1992
Friern, Barnet	Middlesex	1993
Glenside, Bristol	Gloucestershire	1993
Moorhaven, Plymouth	Devon	1993
St Audry’s Hospital, Woodbridge	Suffolk	1993
Brookwood, Woking	Surrey	1994
Exminster, Exeter	Devon	1994
Mapperley, Nottingham	Nottinghamshire	1994
Netherne, Hooley	Surrey	1994
Oakwood, Maidstone	Kent	1994
Pastures, Derby	Derbyshire	1994
St Mary’s, Burghill,	Herefordshire	1994
Claybury, Redbridge	London	1995
Hill End, St Alban’s	Hertfordshire	1995
Leavesden, Abbots Langley	Hertfordshire	1995
Roundway, Devizes	Wiltshire	1995
Scalebor Park, Burley In Wharfedale	Yorkshire	1995
St Georges, Stafford, Staffordshire	Staffordshire	1995
St Francis, Haywards Heath	Sussex	1995
St Mary’s, North Saltwick	County Durham	1995	Admin converted to pub/b&b - some other buildings remain
Stanley Royd, Wakefield	Yorkshire	1995
Tone Vale, Tauton	Somerset	1995	One ward to right of admin & main hall still derelict
Central Hospital, Hatton	Warwickshire	1996
Hollymoor, Birmingham	Warwickshire	1996
Knowle, Fareham	Hampshire	1996
Littlemore, Oxford	Oxfordshire	1996
Manor Hospital, Epsom	London	1996
Park Prewett, Sherbourne St John	Hampshire	1996
Pen-Y-Fal Hospital Abergavenny	Monmouthshire	1996	Chapel remains derelict
Royal Albert, Lancaster	Lancashire	1996
Fairfield, Stotfold	Bedfordshire	1997
Horton Asylum, Epsom	London	1997
Parkside, Macclesfield	Cheshire	1997
Prestwich, Manchester	Lancashire	1997
Royal Earlswood, Redhill	Surrey	1997
Normansfield, Kingston	London	1997
Napsbury, St Alban’s	Middlesex	1998
Garlands, Carleton, Carlisle	Cumbria	1999
Lancaster Moor, Lancaster	Lancashire	1999	South buildings under demolition/conversion.
Middlewood, Wadsley Park, Sheffield	Yorkshire	1999
All Saints, Winson Green, Birmingham	Warwickshire	2000
St Edwards, Cheddleton, Staffordshire	Staffordshire	2001
Graylingwell, Chichester	Sussex	2002
Warley, Brentwood	Essex	2002
Fairmile, Cholsey	Oxfordshire	2003
High Royds, Menston	Yorkshire	2003	Few wards still derlict to west of site
The Towers, Humberstone	Leicestershire	2005	Some small parts still derelict
Stone House Hospital, Dartford	Kent	2007
West Park, Epsom	London	2009
Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (Shelton), Shrewsbury	Shropshire	2013

Still Open (18/128)

Hospital Name	County	Notes
Glanrhyd Hospital, Bridgend	Glamorgan
Bethlem Royal Hospital	London	The oldest asylum in UK
Broadmoor Hospital, Crowthorne	Surrey	Plans to replace original asylum buildings
Cheadle Royal, Cheadle	Cheshire
Cefn Coed Hospital	Glamorgan	Paritally Closed - Full closure by 2021
Hellsdeon Hospital, Norfolk	Norfolk
Maudsley, Southwark	London
Springfield, Wandsworth	Surrey
St Andrew’s, Northampton	Northamptonshire
St Cadoc’s Hospital, Newport	Monmouthshire
St James’s, Portsmouth	Hampshire	Closure in 2019
St Luke’s, London	London
St Martin’s, Canterbury	Kent
St Nicholas’s, Coxlodge, Newcastle	Northumberland
St Bernard’s, Ealing	Middlesex
The Retreat, York	Yorkshire
Warneford, Headington, Oxfordshire	Oxfordshire
Wonford House, Exeter	Devon

Derelict or Part Demolished (11/128)

Hospital Name	County	Closed	Notes
St John’s, Bracebridge Heath	Lincolnshire	1989	Main Building still derelict
Storthes Hall, Kirkburton	Yorkshire	1991	Only Admin Building & Mortuary Remains
North Wales Hospital, Denbigh	Denbighshire	1995	Council implementing CPO
St Crispins, Duston	Northamptonshire	1995	Some Derelict Buildings - Recent Fire Damage
Rauceby, Sleaford	Lincolnshire	1997	Original Block + Chapel Derelict
St Andrew’s, Norwich	Norfolk	1998	Some of annex to north remains and is grade 2* listed
Mid Wales Hospital, Talgarth	Breconshire	2000	Derelict/For Sale
St David’s Hospital, Carmarthen	Carmarthenshire	2002	Council owned/Some buildings in use
Goodmayes, Chadwell	Essex	2012	Some buildings still in use
St Clement’s Hospital, Ipswich	Suffolk	2016	Conversion Underway
Whitchurch Hospital, Whitchurch	Glamorgan	2016	Closed/Awaiting Conversion

County Asylums

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Chiltern wing, Sutton Hospital is coming down imminently. Access is no longer so readily accessible...lots of security cams and police presence. They are now building a prefab secondary school.

 

[tumbles]

Chiltern wing, Sutton Hospital is coming down imminently. Access is no longer so readily accessible...lots of security cams and police presence. They are now building a prefab secondary school.[/QUOTE]

Sutton Hospital wasn't an Asylum unless I've missed something?