Newsham Park Hospital, Liverpool. 

I was born in Walton hospital ,we live a skip and a jump from Newsham park . My old stomping ground .very happy memories . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ LOVE THIS CITY GOD BLESS ALL SCOUSERS 🌹🙏🏻

Really good video - thanks so much for sharing. I lived in Clubmoor in my early years and later moved to Woolton. My friend and I used to be allowed to play in Newsham Park when I was aged 7 in 1955. I was told by my mother not to talk to anyone I didn't know and NEVER to climb over the railings around the pond! Sound advice - but things were so safe then. There was a 'Parky' or 'Cockywatchman' that used to patrol the park in those days looking after the park itself and making sure no-one got into any trouble. Those were the days! Much more freedom for kids than today.

I recently found your channel and find it very entertaining. As a young lad in the 50's my mother took me shopping along West Derby Road as we lived just off it. She used to shop in the butcher's there as it was our main shopping area. My grandmother passed in that hospital in the 80's, sad times, but I have many happy memories of both parks off West Derby Road, thank you for this video it was heartwarming. 👍✌💗

One of the many places in Liverpool I don’t know, very interesting. Thanks for taking me along by video.

As a scouser I was born in Mill Road hospital in the 40's and lived in a street off boaler Street behind the Palladium Cinema so Newsham Park was the one of our to go to places also Sheil Park now gone, that had thee swings. At the time the larger lake had rowing boats for hire at quite a low price so us children would club our pocket money together and hire a boat all lying about our ages. The smaller lake was for pond yachts also quite shallow this being a good thing because we where always being pushed in. As for the hospital we did climb the walls and have a wander around the grounds but there was something about the place we did not like other than being chased by some one who saw us there, I left Liverpool in my early twenties so I do enjoy your wanderings with the camera thank you for tour efforts much appreciated

Great information about this fantastic building . I often visit newsham park . My wife’s grandad died in newsham hospital . Think it was 1984. I always remember how dark it was in there. But an incredible building .

Looks like exactly the same build as woolton convalescent home in woolton woods. Now woolton grange nursing home. That’s haunted too. Great video 👏🏻

Great video, thank you.

Great photography mate👍

hi Jeff Terry Moogan here from California . I was in a home in in green bank lane, it was abuse home by the staff I ran away and was labelled has a bad child it was called Westfield. it started a out of control of my life. just told my life story on shaun attwoods podcast in London lets keep the children safe amen thx

Very good video mate

Hi Jeff Altthough I concider myself a ( Swanite) I was acctually born between Derby Lane and Green Lane, which came under Tuebrook which came under Everton ? as on my Birth Certificate . However to get to the point I spent a lot of my earlier years around Newsham Park , and I seem to recall that there was the ruins of a Windmill at the end of the lake to the left of the Building you have Just shown. If I recall according to history way back in time there were lots of Windmills around the Merseyside and Wirral areas.

Jeff, is Derby prounounced DARBY o DERBY? A or E? Here in the USA it's with an e. Football Derby I hear British say with a...Derby. I'm watching live from Los Angeles Everton vs Liverpool Derby Match!

a guy from the IOM owns that building , he wanted too turn it into a hotel , but the council declined it ,

In this modern world how safe is that area mate the actual park etc , I come over for the footie stay very close to the asylum in a guest house

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