HM Stanley Hospital

H.M. Stanley Hospital, St. Asaph was an acute hospital established as a workhouse in 1838, and becoming a hospital with the formation of the NHS in 1948. The hospital closed in April 2012 after being deemed "not fit for purpose" it was estimated that the hospital would require £2.5 million of refurbishment to restore it to "fit for purpose" status. The stroke and eye units at the hospital have been be moved to other areas, including a new eye unit at Abergele Hospital. The site remains home to the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust HQ.

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Stained glass windows look interesting.

Oooh. Lots of 'things '.

Top images mate datk n moody

Great shots there! Love the self portrait, creepy stuff

Crackin stuff there pal.

Fascinating juxtapositions here. On the one hand a hospital - complete with x-ray machine, on the other, stained glass windows! Amazing stuff.

Nice set of pictures mate