chertsey

History St. Peter’s Hospital is an NHS general district hospital in Chertsey, England. It is located on the Metropolitan Green Belt, between Woking and Chertsey. Originally, the hospital was built to serve casualties of the Second World War. Since that time, however, the facility has been...

Had this one on my list for a long time now, and after a successful morning at CMH we decided to head on over.. We successfully made it in after negotiating the fence, avoiding PIRs and finding an open window, and wow.. I was amazed. I fell in love with the staircase instantly. Didn't take...

So, my first reasonably intact mortuary. Its pretty trashed now mind but has some nice features left. It was a nice day, the first of hopefully many in 2015. The mortuary was built at St Peters Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey in the 1940's but closed when it was decided its positioning on the...

This is my second explore of this place, last time I got busted, having seen a few people have explored without a hitch I thought I would try again. No problems this time, apart from an eventful journey home being involved in a car crash on the M40, this was a good day. History: The exact date...

Visited this back in January I know it's been done to death :tumbleweed (excuse that really bad joke) but really needed to tick it off my list before it's gone. It's a total flooded mess now. Had to do the obligatory lying on the table photo, Hope it doesn't offend anyone. Bit of History...

Hello! This was my third visit with two previous fails. After reading past reports and the last report being 2010, I knew the security was good but not that good! We found our entry and then we was counting down, the alarm was going off, all the flood lights on! Not knowing how long we had and...

My first report on here, This place has been done loads, i finally got round to dropping in while in the area... Originally St. Peter’s Hospital was built to serve casualties of the Second World War, The mortuary was built in the 1940's on the edge of the site. However after extensive...

St. Peters Hospital was initially built to house the casualties of the Second World War. The mortuary was built in the 1940’s, but after much redevelopment it was decided that the site was too small to cope with the increase of bodies. So, in April 2009 the mortuary closed and moved to the new...

Big shout to sk for the nod !! The mortuary was built in the 1940's as part of an institution called Botley park And during the war years it was used for dealing with it's casualties.... Visted with Obscurity,St0rm Stealth and UrbanGinger...good day out and worth the drive and m25 crawl on...

A quality days splorin & a big thumbs up to all we met on the road :thumb