The pink fluorescent lights are due to the glow discharge of the argon happening due to no UV radiation from the mercury, so the phospor isn't getting excited.
No proper fire doors and those open stairwells don't comply with fire regs I'm pretty sure. Plus there would be no insulation in the place so it would have cost a fortune to heat during winter. And it would be filled with asbestos. Cheaper to knock it down than modernise it.
4:48 That is s really shoddy bulkhead. A real piece of work. Even the equivalent thing Thames Water used to dish out to do the same with your toilet cistern was more elegant. And that was called the Whale which you had to blow up like a balloon.
What's crazy is in Dubai there is also an abandoned hospital that my dad used to work in , that hospital closed in 2020, the hospital building was also shared by chilis
A little research gave me this answer in two minutes so it's your turn next time. Because if daddy always does it, you won't have the chance to learn how to do it yourself. The Outpatient department of The Royal London hospital was opened by the King and Queen in June 1903. The new building took up a whole acre just east of the City of London.
Love old fluorescent lights, becoming rarer to see them out and about now!
LED batons nowadays
I like these abandoned buildings, keep up the video's!
Absolutely amazing. I really hope it doesn't all go to waste. I love those multicoloured LCD monitors.
Nice descent abandoned hospital. Very big with lots of spooky equipment.
Perfect timing! Im eating crisps now and enjoying you video!
The pink fluorescent lights are due to the glow discharge of the argon happening due to no UV radiation from the mercury, so the phospor isn't getting excited.
10:19 The buzzer looks like a 1970s Evans lift call button!
0:37 £80,000 in 1903 is equivalent to £7.994 million today.
That is still very cheap
that goods lift has an amazing motor.
probably some radioactive equipment left there damn
Good timing, perfekt watch for dinner time cant wait :)
No proper fire doors and those open stairwells don't comply with fire regs I'm pretty sure.
Plus there would be no insulation in the place so it would have cost a fortune to heat during winter. And it would be filled with asbestos.
Cheaper to knock it down than modernise it.
A real shame
4:48 That is s really shoddy bulkhead. A real piece of work.
Even the equivalent thing Thames Water used to dish out to do the same with your toilet cistern was more elegant. And that was called the Whale which you had to blow up like a balloon.
What year did this close down?
I've seen 2013 and 2016 on the internet, but judging by Google Street View it closed between May 2014 - May 2015
Awesome video as always Beno your content is awesome
wow thats rare for a building to be that untouched
Whoa
What's crazy is in Dubai there is also an abandoned hospital that my dad used to work in , that hospital closed in 2020, the hospital building was also shared by chilis
Have you thought about having an URBEX at the half sunken Miller and Carter Restaurant at Lakseide, Thurrock?
Hey Austin this is guys
when the east link light rail fully opens you should come out and make a video on it
It’s now scheduled to fully open in 2025💀
I presume this was replaced with a more modern facility but still a shame so much left there facinating,
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Hi!
I saw your videos with elevators 6 years ago, your voice is still the same i like ur voice
No it's not abandoned, just a typical NHS hospital.
What hospital is this?
Not sure, but this hospital is way too nice an not vadlised to be giving out its location
A little research gave me this answer in two minutes so it's your turn next time. Because if daddy always does it, you won't have the chance to learn how to do it yourself.
The Outpatient department of The Royal London hospital was opened by the King and Queen in June 1903.
The new building took up a whole acre just east of the City of London.
@@JP_TaVeryMuch Allready knew that 👍but he is right, you have to learn to find these places yourself.
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