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Yet another break-in was reported this week, strengthening the importance of compiling a record of photographs and artifacts from the former hospital.
History: Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight is rich with history.
From the middle ages to the Victorians and beyond, the Island spirit of independence, innovation and creativity is still felt today.
Below are articles in which stories of Isle of Wight history are mentioned.
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The Isle of Wight Council will be represented at a number of services across the Island to mark Remembrance Sunday this weekend.
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Hundreds of poppies representing Ryde residents who died in the First World War are being created, to go on display at Ryde Cemetery.
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A special ‘field of remembrance’ will be opened once again at Carisbrooke Castle next month (November) to commemorate those in the uniformed services who lost their lives in service of their country.
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Look out for the volunteers from Carisbrooke Castle Museum at Sainsbury's in Newport today.
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Cowes Heritage, a voluntary group dedicated to recording and exhibiting the history of the town are currently hosting their 13th exhibition based in Regatta House, Bath Road.
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Last year the iconic giant cantilever crane in Cowes - used for the production of naval warships - was named Most at Risk by English Heritage, today it has been added to the Victorian Society's Top Ten List of Most Endangered Buildings.
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Plans could see the bunker, an important part of Ventnor history (and more recently known as an all night party destination) be converted into holiday accommodation.
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The much anticipated English Heritage event "Stop the Rot", held in conjunction with the Friends of Frank James, took place at the lavishly decorated Grade II* Listed Northwood House.
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The event, being held on 18-19 October, aims to raise funds for the Isle of Wight Bus Museum's move to their new premises in Ryde St. Johns.
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As part of the annual Heritage Open Days, two properties in Ventnor's Alexandra Gardens will be opening their doors to the public this weekend.
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There are still a few free tickets available for English Heritage's Stop The Rot event later this month. If you're involved with any groups seeking to protect the Island's heritage this is the event for you.
