I hear that they are planning to build houses,where the old asylum now stands.You can pull down a building,but i am sure that the spirits of the patients,that once lived there,are not likely to leave there.

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yes i know st margrets hospital i was there in the 1950 it was a beautiful place the great hall we had dances and we had concerts which i loved i sang on the stage there so sad that such a lovely place has allmost gone brings back lots of memorys does anyone know the where abouts of dr buckan who ran the place in thoses days i cryed when i saw the pics of the place well thanks for lisening bye sheila

that is so scary! fantastic pics all of them.

I take care of a woman who is 96 years told and her husband used to be a Dr. there in the 60's/70's. She has some interesting things to tell of the place. These pics are fantastic. I wish I had the chance to see the place.

Thank you for conveying the beauty I found in these places growing up. Wonderful captures!

This looks like the anathesia machine we have at the vets office where I work.

Everything in this place is broken. Broken minds, hearts, buildings. How sad it all is.