Fletcher Convalescent Home, Norfolk, August 2012

The Fletcher Convalescent Home opened in 1893 and closed in 1998, some 105 years later. In its time it served as a hospital and during the war, a tuberculosis hospital for the military. Its fate seems to be planning permission applications for conversion into flats. It seems however that the local council cannot agree on affordable housing agreements. This building also features on the in the Victorian Society’s “Top Ten Endangered Buildings” list of 2008



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Another cracking place

Looks good thanks for sharing

That's so sad, It was mint when I did it three years ago!

Black Shuck said:

That's so sad, It was mint when I did it three years ago!

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This poor place has been set alight twice in the past couple of years. Not much inside that isn't damaged.
With no security now the poor place has got worse.
I have been visiting here over the past few years and it's in a very sorry state now! :sad:

They had better hurry up before there is nothing left to save! thanks for sharing.