A series of haunting images reveal the dilapidated remains of a building once part of 'Manchester Royal Hospital for the Insane'. The photographs depict the extent of decay that years of neglect have inflicted on South House - an abandoned section of the asylum complex. The original hospital, one of the UK's first lunatic asylums, was relocated from Manchester Infirmary in the city centre to the suburbs of Stockport in 1849. READ MORE: 'To forget a Holocaust is to kill twice': The liberation of Auschwitz - the Nazi death factory 80 years on READ MORE: Fascinating photos of Manchester in...
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