St Augustine's Hospital

St Augustine's Hospital - Chartham

St Augustine's Hospital

Date: Jan 2015

Location: Chartham

Demolished: Yes

Chartham Asylum Hospital was mostly closed down in 1993, and much of the land has since been developed into housing.

To start our exploration, we checked out one of the remaining buildings. We were surprised by how large the site was, despite the closures. Gaining access was easy; all we had to do was walk over the fence. Once inside, we simply wandered through the eerie corridors.

Most of the original site has been demolished for housing, with very few buildings still standing.

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