HM Stanley Hospital Wales

H.M. Stanley Hospital, St. Asaph was an acute hospital established as a workhouse in 1838, and becoming a hospital with the formation of the NHS in 1948. The hospital closed in April 2012 after being deemed "not fit for purpose";[2] it was estimated that the hospital would require £2.5 million of refurbishment to restore it to "fit for purpose" status. The stroke and eye units at the hospital have been be moved to other areas, including a new eye unit at Abergele Hospital. The site remains home to the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust HQ.

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the chapel	chapel	priests room	empty ward
chilling	spooky wheel chair	wh is that	day room
corridor	staff room	external	therapy room
keyboards	double doors	private ward	eye test
morgue	morgue	Chapel of rest	morgue