UK derelict psych hospital ‘haunted and eerie’ as creepy gear nonetheless stands
Creepy photos of an deserted psychiatric hospital that has an extremely “eerie” and “haunted” really feel have been captured by an city explorer.
From the Scotland’s Abandoned Places Facebook group, Natasha McCallum travelled to Scotland’s Bangour Village Hospital west of Dechmont in West Lothian to take a look across the more-than-a-century-old facility.
The psych hospital opened in 1906 and was a part of the Edinburgh War Hospital in the course of the First World War earlier than being reverted to a psychiatric facility, experiences Daily Record.
READ MORE: Brit seaside city branded ‘s***gap’ the place ‘feral youngsters might stab you for no purpose’
For extra of the most recent information from the Daily Star, click on right here.
(Image: Facebook/Natasha McCallum/Scotland’s Abandoned Places)
The website was solely formally closed in 2004 after the departure of its ultimate sufferers, following a change in psychological well being practices within the UK all through the late twentieth Century wherein many shut their doorways in the course of the 90s and 2000s.
It was then used as a filming set for 2005 psychological thriller The Jacket starring Keira Knightley and Adrien Brody, in addition to used for a counter-terrorist train run by the Scottish Government in 2009 to check de-contamination procedures within the occasion of a nuclear blast.
(Image: Facebook/Natasha McCallum/Scotland’s Abandoned Places)
The website is at present proposed for redevelopment.
Natasha’s photos reveal the delipidated state of the previous hospital the place time appears to have stood nonetheless, together with a freaky doll that appears to rear its head in any “eerie” deserted place and authentic hospital gear.
(Image: Facebook/Natasha McCallum/Scotland’s Abandoned Places)
“All that remains is dark corridors, collapsing floors and is pretty much falling to the ground. Although this place has such a haunting vibe it’s not a place I would visit again nor on my own,” she stated.
“They say this place is haunted though the sensation inside was sufficient to presumably imagine so. To high it off the freezing fog gave the buildings such an eerie really feel.
(Image: Facebook/Natasha McCallum/Scotland’s Abandoned Places)
“Inside you can see what remains of the old hospital. I hope you enjoy the photos.”
For the most recent breaking information and tales from throughout the globe from the Daily Star, join our publication by clicking right here.
