HASLAR HOSPITAL OVERNIGHT EXPLORING EQUIPMENT LEFT BEHIND!!!
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HASLAR HOSPITAL OVERNIGHT EXPLORING EQUIPMENT LEFT BEHIND!!!

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the Royal Hospital Haslar

Patients usually arrived by boat (it was not until 1795 that a bridge was built over Haslar Creek, providing a direct link to Gosport).The high brick walls and railings surrounding the site were signed to stop patients from going absent without leave.

Dr James Lind (1716–1794), a leading physician at Haslar from 1758 till 1785, played a major part in discovering a cure for scurvy, not least through his pioneering use of a double blind methodology with Vitamin C supplements (limes).The hospital included an asylum for sailors with psychiatric disorders, and an early superintending psychiatrist was the phrenologist, Dr James Scott (1785–1859), a member of the influential Edinburgh Phrenological Society.The hospital treated casualties between 1803 and 1815 during the Napoleonic Wars.

The hospital established the country's first blood bank, treated casualties from the Normandy landings and deployed clinicians to field hospitals in Europe and in the Far East during the Second World War. It was renamed the Royal Naval Hospital Haslar to reflect its naval traditions in 1954.

The hospital's remit became tri-service in 1996 when it reverted to being called the Royal Hospital Haslar.A hyperbaric medicine unit was established at the hospital at that time.

To mark the handover of control to the National Health Service in 2007, the military medical staff "marched out" of the hospital in 2007, exercising the unit's rights of the freedom of Gosport.[6] All remaining medical facilities at the site were closed in 2009.After services were transferred to the Ministry of Defence Hospital Unit at Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham, Portsmouth, the hospital closed in 2009.[1] The 25-hectare hospital site was sold to developers for £3 million later that year.

On 17 May 2010 an investigation of the hospital's burial ground, by archaeologists from Cranfield Forensic Institute, was featured on Channel 4's television programme Time Team. It established that a large number of individuals had been buried in the grounds of the hospital.

Plans were released in 2014 for a £152 million redevelopment scheme involving housing, commercial space, a retirement home and a hotel. The hospital itself is a Grade II listed building Thankyou for join our community, for a real paranormal experience,
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