Blackberry Hill Hospital bristol

Trained there in the late 1950's -1961. I lived in the nurses home which was the prison cells for French prisoners, donkeys years ago. I have many happy memories doing my training. Loved it.

I worked here for nearly 20 years as a member of a mental health community team based in various locations around the site. Fond memories of this beautiful, atmospheric place which is part of the fabric of our social history. It actually started life as a prisoner of war camp for French prisoners from the American war of independence and the Napoleonic wars. Note the carved stone plaque written in French. The Glenside part of the hospital is now the health and social care campus for UWE. I came in early on my very last day and walked around the site taking these pictures. Enjoy.

Not suitable for disabled people those with low mobility a really uncaring unfriendly place. Had the worst experience with a mental health nurse with zilch experience not the best place. Never coming back

If you have a drug alcohol problem make a appointment NOW. I was a messed up drug addict NOW I'M ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY. THANKS TO ALL THE STAFF BLACKBERRY HILL HOSPITAL STAFF +ACER STAFF U KNOW WHO YOU ARE

Such a shame this amazing hospital had to be closed due to lack of funding.