The former administration building is now called 'Middlewood
Lodge'
This new Road is called 'Glenwood Mews'
The 'Key Lodge', now converted into a day nursery.
The clock of the former Administration building. On
the face of the clock you will clearly see ' Urban-i 2008'. This
is the name of the developer who converted the building into apartments.
'Middlewood Lodge' and its beautiful surroundings
The church of the hospital still in a state of slow
neglect.
Some of the original cast-iron railings. Now only a
few remain.
This gate still standing today, it was once the entrance
to the hospital's farm fields.
It is situated on Stockarth Lane and now entrance to a private residential
drive.
The historical clock tower, still a prominent landmark
in the area.
The gated 'Middlewood Lodge' now with a 24hr CCTV alarm
system
The remains of the original entrance to the hospital.
The new roads on the site. Just behind the tall trees
is the Church of the hospital.
These two brick pillars marked the entrance to 'Middlewood
Lodge'.
The rounded top parts of the pillars are original features that once stood
at the main entrance of the hospital.
The Kingswood building is now home to 84 prestigious
apartments.
These are the historic remains of fences that once surrounded
the main entrance to the hospital.
They are now rotting away next to Middlewood Road.
The right side of the main entrance to 'Wadsley Park
Village' on Middlewood Road
The driveway to 'Middlewood Lodge'
After the major redevelopment of the site, the serenity
of the grounds still remains today.
The gothic-style church. Now in serious deterioration.
Currently on the roof, a huge gaping hole (arrow) big enough for a car to
go through. Water penetrating the interior of the building may cause substantial
structural damage.
The church's noticeboard.
The new houses on the site, now living next to the old
trees of the hospital.
If this rusty old wheelchair could talk. What stories
would it tell us?
Hand railings next to a footpath at the back of the
'Kingswood Hall'
'South Yorkshire Asylum' engraved at the top of the
'Key Lodge'. The building has now been converted into a day nursery.
Parts of the old water system that once fed the hospital.
Cast-iron gate.
This is the year the 'Key Lodge' was built. Now a day
nursery
The 'Kingswood Hall' is probably one of the largest
residential listed building in the area.