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TBC sanatorium, built around 1900. The whole complex consisted of 60 buildings in a green environment and could accommodate 1200 patients. After WW2 the Russian Army took over the place and it became the best equipped military hospital outside the Soviet Union. In 1994 the Russian army left the facilities.

Built around 1920, this hospital used to house TBC patients until it got abandoned in 1999.

Abandoned orphanage in the East of Belgium. The place was built during WW1 as a home for German military officers. Later on the buildings were sold and used as an orphanage, until the place got abandoned in 2004 and the orphans were moved to other facilities.

Built in the 1920’s, the children’s home later became a children’s sanatorium until it got abandoned.

Small abandoned Protestant evangelical school.

Sanatorium for TBC patients. This modernist architectural masterpiece is one of Maxime Brunfauts greatest accomplishments. The sanatorium was built in 1936 for 150 male patients. During WW2 it became a hospital and in 1987 it became abandoned.

Mental health colony with accommodations for 1,200 patients. Leybourne Grange was opened in 1936. The last patient left in 1996.

Abandoned hospital in Belgium.

Home for children, built in 1921. The institute closed its doors in 1986.

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