Kenmore Asylum, also known as Kenmore Psychiatric Hospital, is one of Australia’s most hauntingly abandoned sites, steeped in history and mystery. Opened in 1895 near Goulburn, New South Wales, this once-grand psychiatric institution was built to house and care for hundreds of patients at a time. Its sprawling grounds and striking Federation-era architecture reflect an era when mental health care was undergoing a profound transformation.
For more than a century, Kenmore Asylum was a world unto itself—home to countless stories of resilience, hardship, and change. The imposing red-brick buildings, long corridors, and crumbling wards still stand as a testament to its past, though time has left its mark. The peeling paint, overgrown gardens, and empty hallways evoke an eerie beauty frozen in time.
This collection showcases museum-quality wall art prints, preserving the delicate balance between history and decay. Through photography art, these images capture the fading details of a place that once played a vital role in Australia’s mental health system. Each wall art print tells a compelling story, offering a glimpse into the asylum’s past before it disappears forever.
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