This little hospital near Glasgow cared for chronically ill patients from 1876 to it’s closure in 1995. The condition is now ruinous – you have to be very careful as the floors are falling in all over the place.
It was once a very elegant building:
With big south-facing sun lounges for the patients:
Inside, this is one of the less-decayed rooms:
Wards still have beds in place, though:
With all the windows broken, the sun lounges are now growing a fine crop of moss:
In a cupboard, a reminder of old methods of patient care:
I didn’t look inside:
Next to the x-ray machine:
The kitchens have seen better days:
In the laundry, a hand-knitted child’s jumper:
There’s also a fine collection of graffiti – other signs read “Dog’s Inside” and “Plague”, but this was my favourite:
