Captured by photographer Neil Ansell in 2009, they show how the NHS left behind unusable kit when the site was sold for £3m to developers.
Apartments in former hospital grounds buildings are now on sale from £250,000 each – as redevelopment work continues.
But these pictures reveal the state of the hospital some nine years after it was sold.
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. Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018 Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018 Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -
. Equipment was left in situ at Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018 Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -
. Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -
1. Equipment was left in situ at Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018 Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -
2. Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -
3. Discarded material at Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -
4. Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell
Medical equipment was still inside Royal Hospital Haslar in 2018. Picture: Neil Ansell Photo: -