Peterborough District Hospital - June 2013 - Pic Heavy

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RichPDG

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Peterborough District Hospital in the United Kingdom was the acute general district hospital serving the city of Peterborough and north Cambridgeshire, areas of east Northamptonshire and Rutland. Located on Thorpe Road and West Town, it was decommissioned in 2010, with services transferring to the new Peterborough City Hospital.

Was really good to get this one crossed off the list. This place is properly huge and there is plenty to see.
I was quite surprised at how trashed and stripped the place is considering it has only been closed less than 3 years. We spent nearly 4 hours in here exploring and roaming about and never bumped into anyone else although we did hear some other people on one of the lower floors.


Front by RichPDG, on Flickr

Reception by RichPDG, on Flickr

Stairs by RichPDG, on Flickr

Trashed Ward by RichPDG, on Flickr

Corridor by RichPDG, on Flickr

Stairs by RichPDG, on Flickr

Office by RichPDG, on Flickr

Empty by RichPDG, on Flickr

Corridor by RichPDG, on Flickr

Office by RichPDG, on Flickr

Hydro-Pool by RichPDG, on Flickr

Ward by RichPDG, on Flickr

Screens by RichPDG, on Flickr

A&E by RichPDG, on Flickr

Water Tanks by RichPDG, on Flickr

Stairwell by RichPDG, on Flickr

Stairwell by RichPDG, on Flickr

Corridor by RichPDG, on Flickr

Closed by RichPDG, on Flickr

View by RichPDG, on Flickr

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Roof by RichPDG, on Flickr

Dusk by RichPDG, on Flickr

Panoramic by RichPDG, on Flickr​
 
What a terrible waste. The old hospital in lots of ways was better than the new one !!!
 
I found a sweet little hospital in Switzerland recently - sadly no camera with me at the time, but what struck me whas how much equipment had been abandoned in situ. Clearly it was more economical to write it off than recover/remove or re-use it. This included a CAT scanner and MRI that were less than five years old. The whole place felt like if someone threw the mains switch the entire place could accept patients tomorrow.
The mortuary was still fully equipped, and I mean fully equipped - sharps stores still full, and the theatres had the latest LED surgery lamps.

Every ward had Patient Partner (or the equivalent) TVs - all left. I dearly wish I had a camera with me but what can you do?

Great find and thank you for sharing.
 
It's quite eerie too see a place where many people's lives were saved to be left to ruin
 
This is just down the road from me. Glorious pictures and thanks for sharing.

Very envious.
 
This is minutes from me and often visit it hoping to one day get in but cannot see any easy options in. Don't want no more attention from the "Rozzers" from a recent visit from another local landmark. Photos are brilliant and I will be eternally jealous as I would love to explore this place.
 
Thanks for sharing...visited PDH many times when it was a working hospital.....it's eerie to see these pics
 

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