The Mégane II Owners' Club

Today i took a trip to Belvoir Hospital, This is a Northern Ireland Hospital that closed in 2006 it was a cancer /fever hospital

I got up to the hospital slightly late (around 4) so i didnt have much day light for my first trip.

I have heard alot and seen photos but nothing compares to seeing it for yourself. Its like the place has been frozen in time. Everything just how it was left the day it was shut. Its exactly what you would think of a 'ghost town'.

I only touched the surface today. I am yet to see the iron lung or the bio-hazard tents.

Here is a few photos from the day.

The gate house





Errie mist when photo taken..happens in a few others.



Changing area


Untouched Desk



Courtyard view





Left keys



Staff Register







X-rays







Someone even left there jacket.. i wonder why?



Moturay clothing.. See label



Files...







A Kitchen and dinning room.









Controlled area.



Building view



External walkway.(strange haze again)







Radiation Area.







Fire control




I couldnt resist a look...





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Thats all for now. The one thing i will say is the place is fully powered all light computers equipment still works. Strange...

i always find abandond(spelling) hospitals creepy but i simply love looking at photos of them good shots

Paddy thats great i would love to look round a place like that
awesome pics mate keep them coming

steve

Cool photos, i too love walking around old buildings like that, mine are usually pubs(not on same scale as hospital) that have been shut for years. It's amazing like you said things that some people leave behind.
Always astounds me to equipment etc that's left. From a professional level just the couple of photos of the kitchen/dining areas you took there are a few pieces of catering equipment that many a place would pay good money for.

Just out of interest how did you get access to it(or should i not ask!?) as there seems to be alot of patient info left there, thinking data protection.

Also were you tempted to open and smell the milk in that fridge One of those things i KNOW i shouldn't do when looking around closed pubs is smell food/drink but i just have to Worst ever was a bucket of parsley in water my god i thought i was going to die.

its been a while but i did some contract work in most of the buildings around that site , crawled around the basements in most

It took me a couple of months of 'pestering' folk to gain access.

Eventualy i was handed a large set of keys and sent on my way.

I only scraped the surface.. On my return i will have done more planning. Aimming to see the isolation tents, Morgue (sp), Iron Lungs, operating rooms (Im told the med cupboards are still full) and the deep and untouched WW2 air raid shelters.

The adrenaline rush moving through a building like this alone is unreal. A scale up from a pub!

Reminds me of "Silent Hill"

that is awesome. as for the mist, people believe they're ghosts. seriously!

medical in confidence data all over the show, thats not right surely

ulrich100 wrote:It took me a couple of months of 'pestering' folk to gain access.

Eventualy i was handed a large set of keys and sent on my way.

I only scraped the surface.. On my return i will have done more planning. Aimming to see the isolation tents, Morgue (sp), Iron Lungs, operating rooms (Im told the med cupboards are still full) and the deep and untouched WW2 air raid shelters.

The adrenaline rush moving through a building like this alone is unreal. A scale up from a pub!

Some pubs give me the creeps so that place would. I'd still love to wander round it though, i think you should organise a meet there looking at the response to this thread you'd have a large take up

nickbell69 wrote:

ulrich100 wrote:It took me a couple of months of 'pestering' folk to gain access.

Eventualy i was handed a large set of keys and sent on my way.

I only scraped the surface.. On my return i will have done more planning. Aimming to see the isolation tents, Morgue (sp), Iron Lungs, operating rooms (Im told the med cupboards are still full) and the deep and untouched WW2 air raid shelters.

The adrenaline rush moving through a building like this alone is unreal. A scale up from a pub!

Some pubs give me the creeps so that place would. I'd still love to wander round it though, i think you should organise a meet there looking at the response to this thread you'd have a large take up

Thats not really possible. Its a one man mission and thats how i plan to keep it. Part of the excitment of urban exploring.

are you the on site security guard (sword)

Those are fantastic pictures and remind me very much of the Hospital in the Lancashire where I first started working for the NHS.

A lot of the things were built to the same design and whilst perfect for their use at the time they now look ridiculous.

There is something I find strangely attractive about them though, I could wander around a place like that for hours, perhaps even days without getting bored.

ulrich100 wrote:It took me a couple of months of 'pestering' folk to gain access.

Eventualy i was handed a large set of keys and sent on my way.

I only scraped the surface.. On my return i will have done more planning. Aimming to see the isolation tents, Morgue (sp), Iron Lungs, operating rooms (Im told the med cupboards are still full) and the deep and untouched WW2 air raid shelters.

The adrenaline rush moving through a building like this alone is unreal. A scale up from a pub!

hi i all so enjoy Urban Exploration and have been to this site i have been all round the inside/outside but never seen any ww2 shelters where abouts are they would love 2 see them