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History
From Wikipedia: 'Dudley Guest Hospital is a hospital located in Dudley, West Midlands, England.
It is situated in Tipton Road, and the buildings were originally constructed in 1849 by the Earl of Dudley to accommodate miners blinded in the numerous local coal mines. The miners rejected the Earl's charity, and the buildings remained empty until 1871, when they were taken over by local chainmaker Joseph Guest and turned into a hospital.
The hospital's accident and emergency department closed in 1983 and was relocated to Russells Hall Hospital. A new horseshoe-shaped extension was opened in 2003, but the old buildings - including the out-patients department - remained in use until October 2007.
Most of the buildings are due to be retained owing to their historic importance, though some of the less significant structures are set to be demolished, and it has been speculated for some time that houses will be built there, although nothing definite has yet been confirmed'.
Visit
After a quick shopping trip so i didnt have to go exploring in my office clothes again! me and LoocyLoo headed off to pick up RedHunter and a non member!
Access was easier than we thought as no report has been posted since 2009!
Would reccormend wearing a respirator mask the place was DIRT!
So we turned up and went to climb over the fence! what was there! Horses! F*cking Horses! blocking the entry onto the site! so alternative routes were found after 20 Minutes in the Hospital we triggered an alarm and found where the sensors were located (maybe you should stay off the ground floor)...
After hiding from security walking round the outside we cracked on!
Sorry for boring you all, heres the pictures!
From Wikipedia: 'Dudley Guest Hospital is a hospital located in Dudley, West Midlands, England.
It is situated in Tipton Road, and the buildings were originally constructed in 1849 by the Earl of Dudley to accommodate miners blinded in the numerous local coal mines. The miners rejected the Earl's charity, and the buildings remained empty until 1871, when they were taken over by local chainmaker Joseph Guest and turned into a hospital.
The hospital's accident and emergency department closed in 1983 and was relocated to Russells Hall Hospital. A new horseshoe-shaped extension was opened in 2003, but the old buildings - including the out-patients department - remained in use until October 2007.
Most of the buildings are due to be retained owing to their historic importance, though some of the less significant structures are set to be demolished, and it has been speculated for some time that houses will be built there, although nothing definite has yet been confirmed'.
Visit
After a quick shopping trip so i didnt have to go exploring in my office clothes again! me and LoocyLoo headed off to pick up RedHunter and a non member!
Access was easier than we thought as no report has been posted since 2009!
Would reccormend wearing a respirator mask the place was DIRT!
So we turned up and went to climb over the fence! what was there! Horses! F*cking Horses! blocking the entry onto the site! so alternative routes were found after 20 Minutes in the Hospital we triggered an alarm and found where the sensors were located (maybe you should stay off the ground floor)...
After hiding from security walking round the outside we cracked on!
Sorry for boring you all, heres the pictures!
