A look inside this former abandoned home with the owners possessions still inside Visited June 2013 Cornwall, UK Abandoned Former fireplace of the house with trinkets and clock which stopped at 10.06 Kitchen area with nature slowly regaining control This room had been ransacked with personal effects all over the floor Another room filled with personal effects. Nature is slowly taking back this room Corridor of the property which is filled with clutter and a piano Calender on the […]
A look inside this former abandoned home with the owners possessions still inside Visited June 2015 Devon, UK Abandoned Sitting room of the cottage which has items that have been fire damaged Old Daily Mail newspaper from 1946 was still on a table Bedroom with personal effects scattered around Kitchen area which had been ransacked Good Housekeeping dated Sep 1956 at a cost of 2s This room had been heavily ransacked with personal items strewn everywhere Old books rotting […]
A look inside the former Aalen House, This former carehome closed down with no notice Visited Nov 2017 Devon, UK Abandoned Chairs and old furniture piled up in one of the rooms Entrance way which has had the cieling tiles ripped down Former rooms have also been trashed with paint being thrown around the room Corridor which suffers heavily with mold due to the leak in the stair well Another room housing residents belongings in boxes including books and […]
A look inside the former Maes Mynan Hall, This former carehome closed down with no notice Visited Dec 2018 North Wales, UK Abandoned Nurses call panel that was on the lobby wall Maes Mynan Hall is a former 33 bed assisted living care home set in 2.6 acres of trees off a main road between denbigh and mold , there are 10 ground floor rooms and 18 on the upper floor , the property included 2 dining rooms , […]
A look inside the former South Efford House, Once a prominant house in the area eventually turning into a carehome Visited June 2018 Efford, UK Abandoned Main lobby of Efford House which has seen better days The exact date when South Efford House was built is unknown although 1760 is inscribed on the Victorian addition to the front of the house in the photograph below. There was a very much older cottage for the ferryman on the original site, […]
A look inside the former Shire Horse Centre, Once a major tourist attraction in Devon Visited June 2009 Yealmpton, UK Under Construction Former Free Fall Slide – Many memories of people who visited here will be this slide The site was originally part of a working farm since the late 1800s Tony Flower established the National Shire Horse Centre in 1978 and quickly built it up into one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region, visited by […]
A look inside the former Air Raid Shelter in Plymouth Visited June 2018 Plymouth, UK (Sealed) Walkway of shelter with remains of the concrete supports for benches either side There were at least four public air raid shelters built in the park to protect local residents from the Blitz. They were cut into the ground and covered over with concrete slabs and earth. One remains intact on the park’s southern slopes although it is not generally accessible. On the […]
A look inside the former City College in Plymouth. This building was sold off to bolster its finances Visited Nov 2020 Plymouth, UK (Abandoned) Former nursery of the college Goschen center , a landmark building is being demolished. The complex of three concrete blocks was built by the Ministry of Defence in 1968 as training workshops for Dockyard apprentices. The three-acre site was later taken over by City College Plymouth for use as a training centre. But it was […]
A look inside the former Edgcumbe Hotel which closed its doors after going bankrupt Visited June 2021 Newquay, UK (Abandoned) Former bar area of the hotel which is in a state of disrepair Not a lot of history can be found about this hotel except it went bankrupt and closed In the dining room the cieling has started to collapse from a water leak upstairs Reception area which has been trashed by local squatters who were evicted in 2017 […]
A look inside the former Burngullow Clay Dryers, once home to China Clay processing in cornwall Visited Aug 2018 Cornwall, UK (Mid demolition phase) Rail lines leading to the loading area of the clay works Once Burngullow was open, the Cornwall Railway found there was a demand for facilities to transport china clay from the St Stephens district to Par harbour. To satisfy this they opened a station at Burngullow on 1 February 1863. The construction costs were largely […]
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