10 Most Haunted Hospitals & Asylums in the UK

Now a museum, the Grade II building is on the site of a workshop, which once housed the poor and those who could not support themselves in the community. Over the years, the prison population and the building grew to accommodate them, this included a new infirmary to offer free health care for the sick and injured.

In 1915 the building was offered to the war department as part of the war effort. The main building became the East -Leeds War Hospital and even played host of King George V, who came to visit wounded soldiers.

With so much misery and death associated with this building, it is no surprise that there are so many claims that it is being chased. With reports of poltergeistic activity, a phantom doctor who wanderes around in a white fur, ghostly patients and even dark entity.

During his time as a hospital, the amount of lost lives lost here would have been hundreds. Before 1925, the hospital staff would have been hindered by basic equipment and no electricity.

Employees and visitors have also reported that they hear moan and throat cries in the middle of the night, can these be the spooky cries of suffering patients?