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Edenhall Hospital was based around the 1820 house known as Pinkieburn, home of the Lindsay family. In the late 1910s, during the First World War, Pinkieburn would be purchased to become the new home of the Edenhall Hostel for Limbless Soldiers and Sailors.
The house itself, along with new extensions, would form the basis of the hospital. During World War II, the site would see further extensions with the construction of new huts.
In 1953, Edenhall Hospital was transferred to the National Health Service and would continue in operation for 60 years until its closure in 2013. As is the case with nearby historical abandoned sites (such as Crookston School), Edenhall Hospital has now found itself as the target of modern acts of vandalism, such as break-ins and arson.
Owing to the main structure of Pinkieburn still standing in good condition, the grounds of the former hospital have become the target of regeneration projects in the area. The site often shows up on real estate listings gauging interest in the property.
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Know Before You Go
There is no public access to this site. A security company maintains this place due to vandalism and other illicit activities. Use caution and common sense if one chooses to visit.
Published
June 14, 2021
