This small hospital morgue, decommissioned around 2000, has sat derelict for 25 years.

Broadmoor Hospital, opened in 1863, was, and still is Britain’s most notorious psychiatric institution.

Cheadle Royal Asylum, founded in 1849 near Manchester, was a private psychiatric hospital for humane mental health care.

Newholme Hospital began as an 1841 workhouse and, after decades of service, was replaced in 2024 and sold for residential redevelopment.

Lochgilphead's 1863 Argyll and Bute Asylum, Scotland's first district asylum, closed in 2017.

Opened in 1866 for the criminally insane.

Talgarth Asylum, opened in 1903, closed in 1999 after years of neglect and now lies abandoned.

Denbigh Asylum (1844-1848), for Welsh-speaking patients, closed in 1995 and is being redeveloped into homes.