Exploring The UK’s Hospital, Abandoned For 14 Years! Power Still On & Found Real Body Organs!

[@darreno9874]

Great explore and what a staircase, but it's appaling that there are patient records, some one should be in trouble

[@MelanieJolie]

I had a scan for my first baby at Royal Naval Hospital Haslar whilst I was in the WRNS. I remember the hospital well, having visited friends who were there for operations and health care. The equipment and healthcare provided is now split between the NHS and the Defence Medical Services but in those days, it was just the DMS. Good explore, thank you ❤

[@johnathanrowley2707]

It's amazing how many things are left behind with People s personal details on them

[@WheelchairWonders]

The incompetence of the NHS and our Government.. What a waste of money.. good lad and thanks for the video.. (Phil)

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Amazingly clean looking given how long it's been abandoned and the building and demolishion going around it. I remember the first time I saw my mother in hospital. I'd no idea which area she was in but I spotted a pair of feet on a bed, everything else of her was hidden except for Winnie the Pooh socks 😂 My dad had aged 30 years in a few days the last time I saw him in hospital. I had to be in full PPE, he didn't recognise me, but I didn't recognise him until the nurse said. I'm the last of my family now. Hospitals are places of terror, relief, sadness and sorrow but also joy. Those walls see it all and tell nothing. Only the ghosts and in this case, the private personal patient records in the basement left to tell their story 😕❤️ What a wonderful explore ❤

[@maryziggy8802]

I can't help but think how many homeless people could have been accommodated here for at least the last ten years

[@pennyblackstamp]

Loved this explore it was interesting to hear the comparison to your previous visits. It's remarkably in good shape but has an apocalyptic vibe. You'd think the equipment could have been salvaged and leaving patient info is bad. Beautiful arch windows at the end. I enjoy your strange images you have captured on film in your videos they are a true mystery. Take care 😊

[@spikeyplants438]

Wow! this is a fabulous video,I remember watching your other ones Colin and they were great,but to see it now is quite a shock in some ways and weirdly sad. But it is really good the place is going to be used and not just demolished!!.I had forgotten the spooky bit until you started talking about it. Thank you for revisiting the old hospital and giving us all another look. Looking forward already to next weeks. Take care.😃

[@mattmorden887]

Another interesting video. All those records should of been destroyed or kept safe somewhere when the hospital first got shut down

[@clairefunnell8481]

Wow! What a find. So glad it's being saved. So much left behind. I can imagine how creepy this would be at night. Crazy pictures. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dnf1903]

Brilliant video Colin-my wifes grandma lived to 99 years old and lived on Medina Road in Cosham for 80 of them. She had an operation at Haslar many years ago.

[@briansweeney2291]

Superb Colin another great video 😎👍❤️

[@davewallbank7678]

Absolutley stunning Colin

[@jakobgrimminger]

Interesting place. I especially love the old cannon as bollards at 3:44

[@alasdairvincent6248]

You would think they would at least have salvaged some of the useable equipment. What a waste. These patients records should never have been left there. These are meant to be confidential and someone should have been answerable for that. Incredible! A great explore though.

[@jeanjerome8322]

This was a fantastic hospital in it's time. Such a shame it had to be closed as I had my knee surgery there and staff were great. The only hospital I haven't minded being a patient in. The food was great too. The after care was satisfactory and I'm sorry ro have seen it let go into this state. Nothing lasts forever, it seems. 😮❤

[@lindseykaine-walley6339]

I couldn't see the photos properly but it must have been a chilling find for you. It's really great to see you go back there before its gone and you were not alone this time. I find these places so interesting and I Hope you do more of them soon.

[@FRFRANKIE]

Hi Colin. That was a cool video. I can't believe the power is still on.

[@Greybeard1957]

Brilliant ,my dad went there after Nagasaki after ww2 with his eyes bandaged when he was in the royal navy, years later my brother went there with cartridge trouble (in the Royal Navy) later I went there, but I'm not sure why I was there after/ during a "run ashore" when I was in the Royal Navy, brilliant video, thanks ⚓

[@chrispearce6024]

I had the honour of being chairman of Radio Haslar, a Hospital Radio station broadcasting to RH Haslar from March 1993 to February 2009...great memories of the place, that is sadly missed. Fond memories of pounding the wards..

[@veetanit]

No wonder the NHS is short of money when they waste so much equipment

[@bionicnichola9251]

To be honest the equipment is old now and probably no good to other hospitals but I agree some things could have been put to good use.

[@MelanieJolie]

Most of the equipment, if not all of it, was paid for by Defence Medical Services but still a terrible waste ☹️

[@nigelbryant5932]

Loved the video Colin, for once my wife was fascinated. Can you revisit it again at night? I bet the property prices are crazy.

[@MelanieJolie]

There are no Naval hospitals left at all now so if the equipment was not needed by any NHS hospitals, they had no one to pass it on to and as been said before, technology advances so quickly that the equipment was probably deemed too old and outdated.

[@cruizzer77]

There must once have been a lot more equipment and I guess most of what was reusable was sold. The stuff left was most likely so dated already that it didn't make sense to move it elsewhere. Simple stuff like i.e. beds can easily be sold or given to less privileged countries when it is replaced here but with complicated equipment it will often not be that simple I guess. As soon as it takes highly trained people to maintain it, and these people are not available elsewhere, the equipment will be of no use at all.

[@anthonycouldlewissimmons]

Colin you didn't see any a little boys playing football did you bye bye you have beautiful supper last night did you haha joke great video thank you my friend see you soon as always Tony liver

[@leechilds3725]

a great explore , cheers ✔✔

[@karenfountain1352]

Hi Colin this was jaw-dropping yet again from the last time there loved it

[@songoku9348]

Great explore Colin. Thanks for the video.

[@catherineclark4484]

Aww it must have been emotional being in a hospital, were your mum once was, great vlog

[@sharonarcher6548]

Aww thank you Colin for one last look around, it still looks a bit creepy though,how on earth have they left so much paperwork in there with peoples personal details,good explore Colin and sammy stay safe looking forward to next week x

[@robertmustard1711]

Hi Colin very interesting explore mate😊

[@colinwilkinson5450]

Explore safe bud .Great as always

[@annsmith4739]

Can’t belive they can leave organs an private papers .This is disgusting 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@rhondasweeney3260]

I am from the US. I thought you were saying pain pill through the whole video until you got to the gymnasium, 🤣🤭😜 you were saying paint peeling 🤪😜🤭🤣. I am from Tennessee. I feel so ??? 🤯🤭🤣💜 good video 😊

[@edgreen5098]

Ha ha ha😂 removal of foreign object from rectom. You couldn't write that shit! Great vid as always mate. You should do a walk round when it's complete looks like it's gonna be a stunning place

[@richkent7938]

Love this latest upload, and revisit, Colin. Can't believe that there is still so much stuff in there. Looking forward to the next one.

[@lisahusted1543]

This place is cool. I liked hearing about your mom being there and you remembering exactly where she was.

[@phillunn4691]

Thanks for a really cracking video this week! 👍🏼 it’s really great to see a video about an abandoned building. That’s what we really love about the bearded explorer. This is what first drew us to your channel! Thanks so much Colin 👍🏼 looking forward to your next abandoned building video 👍🏼👍🏼

[@whitewitch1105]

That is so cool you found a spirit in your photo

[@creativewhiterabbit.]

Loved this one! Right up my street! Amazing explore! Thanks Colin :)

[@MrChrissy1r]

In my job, before retiring, I went all over London and the home counties, and seeing this abandoned building with power still on is not new to me. There were and are still thousands of "derelict" or abandoned buildings where the power is still on. The electricity supply companies simply don't care as the cost is broadly added to our bills, like shoplifting, in the end it is us the general public who pay more to cover the losses! But of course the energy companies still boast millions if not billions of pounds profits every year!

[@SausageSideways]

The companies don't care because electricity is free.

[@witheredcityexplores]

Enjoyed your explore of this place, plenty of interesting items left for the limited time it has left, got a bit of explorers envy as we won't get to explore it the staircase is a bit impressive.

[@markhudson5268]

Awesome video, I am not a fan of hospitals but call to see this one, can't believe whats been left behind and sad to see all the paint pealing, but happy to see the building will be saved. I was lucky enough to go in Clark hospital in the Philippines a few times and that is said to be one of the most haunted places in Asia and was on a history channel show I would'nt go in there. I take my hat off to you for some of the places you go into.

[@edtuckerartist]

Red lights could have been for developing x-rays?

[@MamaRebelle]

It was a great hospital and served both the Navy and local community so well. The A&E has patched up my children, my life was saved from a severe asthma attack . Great staff. There were whole areas with unused wards incase of an emergency

[@beardedmtbboy1676]

Big up my guy first like and comment 🎉

[@cinnamonbun7402]

That staircase is amazingly beautiful!❤

[@harrietlivengood6793]

Great explore. I really enjoyed watching this.

[@Danthecapriman]

Great video, cheers for posting. I’ve been there myself since it closed as I used to work for the electric company and I was on site to maintain the substations around the site (you can see one of them in front of the yellow excavator, the building with yellow signs on the doors! That one I think was called Haslar Laundry substation!) everything at the time was still live from the grid (11KV) but the site was derelict and just starting to be redeveloped. I was chatting to the security guy on the gate house and he was saying they are going to clear and demolish most of the buildings or extensions that were added in the 70’s and 80’s when the hospital was modernised and return all the remaining buildings to how the place looked in the 1900’s, but as a housing development instead. The big strip down the middle you said had been demolished was originally a big garden and walkway up to the doors on the original building but they added another wing over it in the 70’s & 80’s refurb & update. Back when I was there, there was a big tin shed type building in the front corner of the site which had another substation inside it, this apparently was the hospital incinerator! I think that building has gone now though? There was a room inside it that was filled waist heigh with tons of shredded electrical cable and wiring from the start of demolition and the recycling of the old materials. I’m surprised (maybe I shouldn’t be!) some of the medical equipment is left rotting away in there though. How wasteful! That stuff would have cost a fortune and would have been kept very well maintained in its life to just be left like that. They could have even sent it to other countries that need stuff like that. It’s good to see the place being saved though instead of left to deteriorate or the whole site cleared to build a boring characterless modern housing estate. At least this will keep the old buildings in use.

[@lucyj7688]

Thanks for sharing your video. You obviously didn't hear the extra footsteps behind you the whole time you were in the gym & down that lovely staircase. 😀 🫠

[@4RingsRetro]

The power could be on at the site due to the construction work? Maybe?

[@simally3200]

Good to see you back pal I have really missed you your the best when it comes to exploring you respect it all I hope you are well and good take care my good soul

[@blisteringbarnaclesmagnets6364]

Looks great ⚓️🧲👍

[@gillhughes8785]

Been a patient here, have worked here, in the Wardroom and Sisters Mess.. Lt Surgeon kept sending my sister home as "nothing wrong with her"..the last time he did it she was admitted to another hospital and died 3 days later, riddled with cancer at the age of 12... I still recall his name and hope he is filled with guilt and pain.

[@TheBeardedExplorer]

I’m sorry to hear about your loss.. ❤️

[@silviadietze522]

hi Colin, stuff that ends up in the rectum isn't all that rare, it's just weird how things get there. Colin, I think you saw the little girl, those shadow creatures aren't that uncommon in hospitals. Thanks for this great Video. Colin I wish you and your Community a nice Sunday.

[@ebonymjenkins442]

beautiful building love those arches I live near blackberry hill hospital which has recently been made into houses and flats during renovations they discovered an unmarked pow grave

[@john0597]

Looking at the gymnasium you're walking through I reckon that used to be wards at one point just because of the layout of the room that would have been hospital wards

[@jamesbradshaw4675]

Great video Colin again 👌

[@isabellasattic3995]

This breaks my heart. I loved my time at Haslar. I trained there and lived in the nurses accommodation Canada House. It will always be RNH and though old it was immaculate. Time team did an episode there which might be of interest to you. I’ve always wondered where all the pickled tattoos from the museum went😂

[@nickviner1225]

I spent a month in the isolation ward there in the sixties.I never wanted to go back!

[@KariHaruka]

I remember going to Haslar a few times when I was still a kid in the early-mid 2000s. I wonder if my patient records are among that mess?.....

[@thughes52]

Awesome revisit Colin ...remember your origjnal visits videos ...nice to see what left but crazy some of the machines still there still powered up ....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@rosewardale159]

Drew from Salvage Hunters would have a field day in here with all those Lights!! Great video but awful to think personal information been left behind. That staircase is amazing! x

[@andrewcroft6855]

Great stuff, well done

[@joangravel2436]

Thanks awesome video

[@RetroRatz]

Good watch 📺

[@michailokeefeMooMoo]

Is this the same hospital that you thought you saw a ghost and ran out scared stiff

[@pvsfam8633]

Great video I remember the first one and colin be good if they would let you have a look around every few months to see how its changed after the work has been done I hope that staircase remains that's a work of art 👍👍👍

[@paulreynolds1510]

I got to walk round a hospital at night about 4 months after it closed, was quite a bit of paranormal activity going on. I’ve had firsthand experiences with ghosts and a strong believer

[@amandabeech8472]

I am glad you are looking around in daylight, I would have found it creepy in the dark. Was the bank just for staff only? It’s a shame , some parts of the building being knock down, the building itself looks nice on the outside.

[@amandabeech8472]

Just watching the earlier video, it’s looks soo creepy in the dark.

[@MelanieJolie]

@@amandabeech8472 The bank was there for both patients and staff to use…there were branches of banks on pretty much all Naval bases as some were situated a long way from town centres ☺️

[@amandabeech8472]

@@MelanieJoliethankyou

[@MelanieJolie]

@@amandabeech8472 🥰

[@patriciamariemitchel]

The equipment is for the making of the Frankenstein they need to fight off the zombies.👀😬😱

[@jennywilkinson7445]

And the view is fantastic for residential s imagine what they are going to cost

[@patriciayoung3267]

Be careful around some of that equipment. I have heard horror stories of scrappers taking the radioactive elements out of the medical scanners and nuclear poisoning ensues in the entire neighborhood.

[@bryemycaz]

Yes, the Goiânia accident in South America 1987. Metal theives stole the equipment, didnt know what it was broke it open and saw blue glowing crystals. They thought it was some supernatural force. One of the scrappers daughters died after applying it to herself so she could get Magical Powers. She was buried in a special coffin to avoid futher contamination. In total 4 people died and 249 people treated for contamination. While 112,000 were tested for exposure to it.

[@villageoldman]

PARAF Hospital Wroughton was knocked down to save Haslar . That was completely wasteful as well.

[@johnclaxton9878]

damn you were in my old stomping grounds i spent many times in that hospital and my mum was a cleaner

[@john0597]

The person who said about the innit she is short of money why do people like you talk crap it's nothing to do with that the reason the NHS is struggling is because it's too many managers and the money that the NHS gets is not managed properly it's a simple as that we need to get back to basics we need to start employing more matrons obviously we have to train them up get rid of most of the managers I think you'll find that if that was done in the NHS be in a much better financial health and then it is now how comes places like Sweden and Norway and other places that Australia can manage the National Health Service absolutely fine in fact they can actually pay their money sorry to pay the staff about twice the amount or three times amount that we're paying them I know they're not private is because it's mismanagement with the money they get

[@john0597]

I just want to make a comment about if it's any of radioactive equipment near it's totally out of order who's ever responsible should be fined heavily because when hospital shuts down they should be the first thing you should do be doing is taking away and think night that and disposing of it properly

[@john0597]

Well the thing is I want to say it's totally disgusting absolutely out of order that the hospital lazy lazy NHS hospital didn't send a company in to get them paperwork and that should be restored somewhere else ok or on the computer or it should be burnt they should not be leaving any sort of human parts anywhere in the building absolutely disgusting

[@philtowle4683]

Can't beleive I just found that is probably exactly what the medical staff said.

[@StraightOuttaUrbex]

Looks like this place is back on my list before it goes

[@sherri5134]

My husband served in military, we were based at Germany at time but I was sent to hasler as a spouse for my breast surgery . I Can't remember exact dates probably between 2003-2005 . My memory not great. I don't remember much other that the size and the staircase.....weird I'd totally forgotten about it...mainly as the surgery was unsuccessful and I had to have it again I'm 2008... It doesn't surprise me thoe about the electricity being still on . The armed services are rubbish when it comes to closing accounts- contracts etc. And the medical records again not surprised.... Moving around with my husband for his 24 year career between postings they were always loosing paperwork,records

[@john0597]

I watch this Sunday the 8th of July 23

[@davidbaxter7201]

Is this a recent filmed video or a reup from a previous visit .cheers

[@SamRobinson-d6f]

Anyone know of any abandoned hospitals or prisons?? Leave nothing but footsteps.. just starting my explore journey and struggling 😢

[@hanefa283]

Hada waa meel Sheydaanka degenyahay 😢

[@helenwilloughby2842]

Love the music

[@bowlingbill9633]

I used to make those over the bed lights lol

[@fatblokes_ferguson]

I bet if someone who may have been walking their dogs glanced up to see figures walking through the wards would be convinced they had seen ghosts, it would be something they could make them believe pmsl 👻👻, but on a rude note, having a foreign body removed could mean the man from abroad had very large tackle who got caught lololol

[@Mrs.A583]

Haslar hospital i use to work in the kitchen :( the building was beautiful scary as well i spent my time at smoking hut lol

[@jennywilkinson7445]

When you think this hospital was used in the world wars imagine the horrific sights and sounds that there would be this was the main place they bought the wounded from Dunkirk

[@dirthawk2669]

Creepy as HELL MATE !!! From across the pond , Dirt Hawk Ya'll !!! Do you say God Bless the King ??

[@john0597]

I don't know any if anyone else her this but at 26 there's some sort of noise I don't know if it was the camera if someone was slightly laughing take a listen when you get to 26 minutes as he goes through the door

[@Theorangeman.]

Its his friend coughing

[@willej6525]

The human liver has knocked me sick

[@jontaylor7450]

The ceiling mounted red lights are Kodak Beehive lamps.

[@kristinamitazaki4872]

The paper should be in archive 🤔

[@Drew-f7e]

I wonder if g block is still there with the padded cell

[@ExploringAdventuress]

Did pay the security to have a look at this place or was it a while ago you went

[@FinleyJackson-ec3jj]

How did you get entry to the old hospital

[@jennywilkinson7445]

This is interesting I has three operations at this hospital it was beautiful and with the military doctors and nurses and my son went to A&E such a shame

[@john0597]

The bearded Explorer again I can tell you something I'm glad I'm glad I won't be living there because you're saying it's a historical place in the hospitals that old ok and people are passed away in the hospital I mean I presume the hospitals over 100 years old and people have passed away in that hospital can you imagine those been turned into Flats and houses or flats and then someone you know gets up in the middle of night to go on have a cup of tea or whatever and they see a little girls hair oh my days no thank you very much

[@john0597]

Can I ask have you got that video is it when you you said you done the video your very first video was done in his hospital you just said you heard a woman's voice if that's the case wow so it could mean that it's well I presume it's a spirit of a woman who passed away there I just want to know is that captured in your first video please could you get back to me

[@john0597]

Oh my dear poor little girl she must have well I presume she died in the hospital or so maybe TV or something is she still there

[@JuneT16]

Total and utter waste, so much of this going on. How much does this cost the NHS in power.

[@jennywilkinson7445]

Now the hospital is closed and no longer anything to do with the NHS the military will be paying the bills