A Guided Tour of Newsham Park Hospital - Liverpools Most Haunted Building?
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- čas přidán 10. 03. 2024
- I have been lucky enough to arrange a guided tour inside Newsham Park Hospital, Liverpool.
It is an amazing building with a lot of history!! It is also thought of by alot of people to be Liverpool's most haunted building.
I hope you enjoy the video.
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I lived in the local area for over70 years and this is the first time I have ever viewed the Building from the inside. Thanks for the opportunity to do so.
I was born in Mill road hospital in 1951 and lived in Boundary Lane until it was demolished in 1963. My grandmother was a patient in Newsham hospital but passed about 1980. I feel very lucky to have spent my childhood around west derby road and have many fond memories of that time.
It's great to see a building of this size with its several histories being accessible to the public. Good to know that it can earn (some of) its keep thanks to its dilapidation, hopefully to prevent it from further decline into being a structure at risk.
We have an old Victorian asylum his our town, converted into rather smart apartments now, but its stairways and corridors retain the original tiling on the walls - enough give you a shiver now and again as you make your way around.
In timescale it has had similarly varied usage but it began as a place to hide away problematic persons, whether the issues were of mental health, physical or even moral; many a young woman who had fallen pregnant outside of wedlock spent the rest of her days in that institution.
An area of woodland in the grounds is marked as the site of the graves of over 1000 of the inmates, with some of them still remembered with regularly replaced fresh flowers.
That video brought back memories for me....🙂
I was a lift engineer at Park Hospital from 1988 until 1995.
From memory, there were three or four lifts.
09.55...The kitchen lift...went from the kitchen to the dining room. This lift was fully refurbished in 1989.
27.02....one of the passenger/goods lifts with manual gates. I used to ride on top of this lift to examine the lift shaft. I could hear old women ( not ghosts) wailing from the wards. Very eery.
30.58....i remember attending a site meeting with the hospital engineers in the cinema room, i remember the glass window panels, where the specifications of the new kitchen lift were discussed.
32.32.....you can see the two brick lift shafts from the outside quadrangle.
34.10....the remnants of thr old dumbwaiter. Thr new kitchen lift was about 4 times the load size, so could transport more meals etc up from the kitchen to the dining hall.
34.30....the new kitchen lift that replaced the old dumbwaiter.
I'm pretty sure that there is another passenger/goods lift that wasn't shown in this video, but i could be wrong.
Thanks to James for allowing access...👍
Very creepy place. I Love this video.. Cheers... All the best
My first ghost hunt was here epic place please bring back the ghost hunts even if it’s just for a few months a year ❤
My dad told me a lot about this place as he used to live not far from there, brilliant video mate keep them coming
Great video. Will visit here myself soon!
Thanks for this. We went on the ghost hunt last year. Great fun, lots of ghostly happenings.
This is different cool nervous love to go to ghost tour good luck
VERY interesting, thanks guys.
Brilliant - very interesting indeed. I was only talking about the place a couple of weeks ago and challenging a couple of family members to attend one of the spooky events! 😮😅
It winds me up that this building isn't utilised, same goes for the old stone library near Everton. Always wondered what it was like inside. Cheers.
believe it or not nick,I was going to ask you last year would there be any chance of a local history tour of the said location,brill vid nick,you read my mind...top man...
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This make a great place for the homeless obviously need money spent on it
Name your tour spirit of the blues no pun intended
I am led to believe that a member of Parliament visited Newsham Park when it was open and commented on how beautiful the gardens and grounds were and was told an inmate has looked after the grounds for over 20 years and when the politician met and talked to the inmate he told him he would see about his release, the inmate thanked him and as the politician was walking away a big brick hit the politician the back of the head and the inmate shouted you won't forget will you.?
I did this ghost night last year for my daughter's hen night
Although a truly magnificent looking building, i cant help but feel deeply disturbed by the likelihood of the mistreatment and abuse that the patients would have suffered.
My sympathies go to any poor soul that may have been incarcerated there.
Even just watching this there's an almost overwhelming feeling of sadness for the poor people that were put in these places. My own thoughts on the majority or these people were possessed. Not insane a minority the opposite.
I've always thought this is bit odd a wasted building
Well we are blind to the majority what the people were put through. God knows what's Gone on in these places an the responsible will be judged.
Are there any plans to refurbish the building
Disappointed you didn't get in that coffin 🤪
Fun fact: Liverpool's most haunted building is also Liverpool's least haunted building :)
We’re you the only 2 people there can see a lady in blue @21.23
There's definitely a blue image in the door frame. Could be a reflection in the glass though.
That's a reflection of nicks arm you can make out his elbow