The Victorian former infirmary in Carmarthen, built in 1858 – described as one of the few remaining examples in existence – has fallen into disrepair since it was last used by the NHS in 1996.
The Grade II listed building was purpose-built in 1858 and paid for by public subscription. It was designed by William Wesley Jenkins, an architect whose family were well connected with the town.
Access is a little difficult, especially in a crowded town centre on a Saturday afternoon but we were quickly in, nothing broken.
Once inside, there were many things to see.
people visited:- evo-mad,hood-mad,chris and my self
this is the only thing stopping the bulding from being pulled down.
not the best pics but hope you like them!
this place is dude to be taken down soon just waiting for planning i belive!!
The Grade II listed building was purpose-built in 1858 and paid for by public subscription. It was designed by William Wesley Jenkins, an architect whose family were well connected with the town.
Access is a little difficult, especially in a crowded town centre on a Saturday afternoon but we were quickly in, nothing broken.
Once inside, there were many things to see.
people visited:- evo-mad,hood-mad,chris and my self
this is the only thing stopping the bulding from being pulled down.
not the best pics but hope you like them!
this place is dude to be taken down soon just waiting for planning i belive!!
