Evening All,
I first visited Selly Oak last Novemeber, but onky got to see the morgue, so decided to revisit and hopefully see some more. I know this place has been done to death, but i have stolen abit of history from Wiki:
The hospital closed in 2012 upon completion of the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Relocation of the first services from Selly Oak began during the summer of 2010 when its A&E department moved to the new Q.E.Hospital on 16 June and over the next 7 days Critical Care and other departments moved step-by-step the 1.5 miles to the new hospital. On average one inpatient was moved every 5 minutes between 7 am and early evening [2] On the morning of 23 May 2010 a 'Service of Thanks' was held at Selly Oak Hospital to celebrate a century of caring and this was followed by a fun fair at which staff and patients were invited to "Take a Trip Down Memory Lane", sign a memory wall [3] and contribute to an on-line memories website. The reorganisation was first planned in 1998 though it was not until October 2004 that planning approval was given by Birmingham City Council, with construction beginning during 2006.
Selly Oak Hospital was well renowned for the trauma care it provided and had one of the best[citation needed] burns units in the country
Visited with MrBones and Tombo68
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
Selly Oak Hospital
A bit picture heavy i know, but we spent quite awhile here
Thanks for looking
DirtyJigsaw
I first visited Selly Oak last Novemeber, but onky got to see the morgue, so decided to revisit and hopefully see some more. I know this place has been done to death, but i have stolen abit of history from Wiki:
The hospital closed in 2012 upon completion of the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Relocation of the first services from Selly Oak began during the summer of 2010 when its A&E department moved to the new Q.E.Hospital on 16 June and over the next 7 days Critical Care and other departments moved step-by-step the 1.5 miles to the new hospital. On average one inpatient was moved every 5 minutes between 7 am and early evening [2] On the morning of 23 May 2010 a 'Service of Thanks' was held at Selly Oak Hospital to celebrate a century of caring and this was followed by a fun fair at which staff and patients were invited to "Take a Trip Down Memory Lane", sign a memory wall [3] and contribute to an on-line memories website. The reorganisation was first planned in 1998 though it was not until October 2004 that planning approval was given by Birmingham City Council, with construction beginning during 2006.
Selly Oak Hospital was well renowned for the trauma care it provided and had one of the best[citation needed] burns units in the country
Visited with MrBones and Tombo68
A bit picture heavy i know, but we spent quite awhile here
Thanks for looking
DirtyJigsaw
