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ABANDONED ASYLUM Aerial Exploration Hartwood Hospital - Abandoned Scotland
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2016
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The remains of Hartwood Hospital, an 19th century psychiatric hospital with imposing twin clock towers, are the main feature of the village, even after its closure under the direction of the Lanarkshire Health Board in 1998. Like many other Victorian institutions in the area such as Gartloch Hospital, Stonyetts, Lennox Castle and Kirklands, the inception of the Community Care Act (1990) gave rise to a more community-based focus for long-term mental health care, and the consequent closure of long-term psychiatric hospitals.
The original hospital was overseen by Dr Archibald Campbell Clark, the medical superintendent, and was involved with the inception of modern psychiatric therapies such as occupational therapy, ECT and industrial involvement. In the hospital style of the time, Hartwood was entirely self-sustaining, with its own farm, gardens, reservoir, graveyard, staff houses, etc.
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Awesome, the addition of the Phantom 3 is spectacular. I have the Phantom 2 with GoPro and gimbal, it's a great "eye in the sky" for these types of videos.
Thanks Tom, yeah it's great equipment to have and gives us another perspective on these places.
A fabulous video and what an amazing building ...It is a sad place with a rather sad history Even so, it has stood the test of time more than any of today's modern stuff will .
Thanks Helena, yeah it really is a unique building and it's terrible to see it in such a sorry state. It would be great if it could be re-used with the two clock towers but sadly it doesn't seem like it will happen.
Very atmospheric and great footage!
Thanks for saying so Nigel :)
Beautiful shots.
Thanks Ice Daemon
Hope you guys enjoy the new aerial exploration videos!
love it!
That would make such a good like 'fantasy' styled boarding school...
+Katelyn Farley Yeah you're right I could easily see this in a fantasy film
I don't live that far away from here, would love to go exploring at some point, at least before it eventually gets knocked down.
Yeah you should pay it a visit Abigail, even from the outside fence it's interesting to see.
A wonderful,sadnas Hospital.😔😔
Thanks Eva
OMG! Such a amazing place! Amazing video guys!
Thanks Curacao Life, yeah it's a great place!
So many nice locations there.. When i have some money i will come to Scotland to explore!
Definitely you should visit, I'm sure it is a bit different to life in Curacao :)
Yeah, here is more of a island life :P
My god those places look awesome! Owning a drone myself makes me want to go somewhere like that!
You should definitely visit Andrew, some amazing places that can be shown off with the drone.
Excellent footage.
A vey nice drone vid and a very nice overvieuw.
Thanks rolf really appreciate it :)
nice drone work lads.
Thanks chukcanuk! Appreciate you saying so.
i was looking at pictures of this place not long before you uploaded, spooky, nice video once again anyway.
Thanks madmonkey pie, yeah there's some amazing photos of what it used to look like. It's a shame the state it's in now.
same goes for most buildings, but hey, fully intact buildings dont make amazing cinematography
this is soo cool man :D
Thanks Valspire Family :)
no problem :D btw i explore abandoned places too ;)
This is so cool! Are you able to get into the buildings? ☺️
Thanks Maya, yeah we've been in before we've got a video up here : ua-cam.com/video/_G4wIzhrgm4/v-deo.html
+Abandoned Scotland aw thankyou! I will definitely take a trip out there ☺️
Cool :)
Glad you liked it Michael :)
Welcome :)
Breaks my heart to see this, I’ve worked in the NHS for 30+ years, visited this site when fully operational and yes it seems cruel to have had people institutionalised in these places, but for the majority it was a safe haven. Really sad but not surprised it’s fallen into disrepair. Can’t help but feel for the patients that had to transition from that beautiful environment into shared housing in council estates ( no disrespect intended, I’ve always lived in one) in the Lanarkshire towns and villages.
heard that there's security around it but theres still ways in, is it worth the try?
Last time I went there was security around the building.
was there any ways in?
the fence has been reinforced and fixed again, no way in through it however if you're good at climbing im sure youd have no bother getting over some of the gate areas!
So sad it went on fire
Yeah there's been a couple of fires there now that have done a lot of damage. Unfortunately I think it'll be only a matter of time before it collapses.
Is this building still there or has it been demolished yet?
And can you access it on foot? Like explore it on foot?
It hasn't been demolished it's still there.
It's fenced off and has security at the site.
Im sure a developer will snap it up fast once its all rubble and ash. That's life. Just as well we have www.abandonedscotland.com
I just wish there was more incentive to renovate / re-use these places. The twin towers are fantastic and unique.