Wellllll, I have lurked in the background for ages and not posted much anywhere. So I suppose I should maybes start adding some stuff on here. from my 15 years of exploring. This will be the first of a few over the next few days. This was one from just recently.
A number of visits were made to this place. A fantastic Victorian era beauty of a hospital in the south side of Glasgow. A central block flanked by Nightingale Wards (which have been kept for conversion) and an A&E department. A lot of fun and games with security were had, along with cleaners and decommissioning contractors.
The site below, contains some interesting news on the development of the site into 400 homes.
https://thevictoriaglasgow.co.uk/
The Plan - this is what the new homes will look like
A view from the top
The Wards
Link Corridor to the Nurses House
Into the darkness
Corridors
Main Stairs
Labs
Blood Transfusion Centre
Wards piled fulll of equipment
Where the MRI used to be
Theatres - with working lights
Theatres used for staorage
Beautiful Windows
The link corridor noted above.... which is where it got interesting. We never knew but we were only two doors away from security when I took this photo.
I took this photo and as I clicked my tripod closed, we heard the security walkie talkie crackle into life just beyond that bend on the left. Suffice to say we bailed - very quickly
Enjoy the pics folks. Sadly the place is halfway through redevelopment now - the Nightingale wards have been retained as per my photo above. But the rest of the site is gone.
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