It's a real shame when buildings are left to rot like this.
Footage found online explores Paisley's old Royal Alexandra Infirmary building, which has been left to rot for decades.
Built in 1896 by architect TG Abercrombie, the buildings are often considered some of his most impressive work in Paisley. When it was opened it offered 234 beds, three pavilions, a separate block for infectious patients and a 100-seat chapel.While it's definitely not recommended, the team at Urbandoned manage to find a way into the building through a door to a basement room - which then leads them upstairs.
More Glasgow nostalgia stories After the care home closed in 2008, this part of the former Infirmary began to deteriorate - and was eventually placed on the Buildings at Risk Register for Scotland in 2010.
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