asylum

My first post so here goes...Mods..if I've cocked it up please be gentle.. I'm sure you all know about Sevs so I won't bore you with the history.. We drove to Severalls from a sunny but chilly corner of Kent in lovely blue sunshine and arrived to find it dull and very much overcast! This...

The North Wales Hospital (locally known as Denbigh Mental) was a hospital for people with psychiatric illnesses located in Denbigh, North Wales. Designed by architect Carl Johan Aru to originally accommodate between 60 and 200 patients, the building dates back to 1848, and originally had its...

A little wonder around the St johns Asylum in Lincoln So close to getting inside but to many people around which i was Gutted but at least i got to see the external Maybe some one could take me in the future eh A bit of History, The Asylum (St John’s Mental Hospital) closed down in 1990 and...

Another installment of Englandshire road trip Scattergun and I embarked on. This Asylum wasn't even on our list until the night before when we are were deciding what to have a look at. A very quick muggle search and we the one shot made the decision for us. So off we set at 5am (needless to...

Hi all, This was one of my very first explores and seems such a long time ago. These are part of two sets, we ventured up there and got into character at the secnond visit. Some spooky sh*t going down. If you hate clowns - don't look below :shock: This was also before my HDR days too ;)...

This Large Northern Asylum is a Category B Listed Building and closed in various stages from 1999, there are still parts being shut down, so hopefully more to explore soon! This is very local to me, only a few minutes drive, should really visit it more often! These are pics from two different...

Found this little gem when looking for who designed Canehill and St.Ebbas turns out it's the same architect, anyway this map and style of asylums is interesting. enjoy:- http://www.thetimechamber.co.uk/beta/si ... chitecture

Haven't posted this one before, so thought I'd throw a few pics up! Visited back in Oct with 2 non forum members, it was a spur of the moment decision as we were in the area. Had previously been told there wasn't much left! There was enough too occupy us for 3 hours! This is a fairly large...

This is a derelict part of a live hospital site on the west coast of Scotland. The whole site has been due to close for ages, but its successor hasn't been built yet.

This is a classic mooch from a little while back, only never got around to actually reporting it anywhere! This site is now completely redeveloped, so no chance of future explores unfortunately :( HISTORY Stone House Hospital, formerly the City of London Lunatic Asylum, was a hospital and...

We visited this Uk asylum on a road trip, we didn't have much time here but the time we did spend was brilliant. We had to think out of the box to get to different places, crawling through holes. There were loads of workers around so we had to dodge them quite alot. The main hall and the...

If you want to go here; be quick!! It is being worked on, demolition! I said I'd go back here, but havent been back since.. That was about 3 years ago! haha This was the last site of our 3/4 day roadtrip. It was a really good little trip and we got quite a bit done, followed up some leads, some...

]A truly stunning exterior, with some beautiful features, and a very scary "security guard" He made his dog bite my friend, he has hired some local teens to walk around the place with rifles to scare off any explorers and is a truly horrible man, I have a video of him threatening me and my...

This one is a little trashed, but it still has some great character left behind. There is old buildings and new buildings, with character in both. And there is a padded cell in a basement but I did not have a torch with me. The chapel is great, it was used a creche for children. The windows are...

Twos a nice fresh sunny morning ... blah blah blah :lol: .... am not going to bore you with history or anything else for that matter ... probably be reports on quite a number of occasion's ... so i'll just share a few pics ... hope you like :cool2:

The North Wales Lunatic Asylum was the first psychiatric institution built in Wales; construction began in 1844 and completed in 1848 in the town of Denbigh. The roof has been made safe supposedly to prevent further weather damage.After exploring it,the wife told me she still preferred...

This lot should keep ya busy lol:- http://www.thetimechamber.co.uk/beta/si ... ylums-list

Explored with one other non member Fab little place with the most beautiful stairs i have ever seen

So we all know this place, if you don't what planet have you been on for the past decade? I thought id take a trip here considering it isnt too far from home and in the past year or so i havent visited any asylums, its in the worst state i have ever seen this palce, and considering its trashed...

The Mid Wales Hospital, originally the Brecon and Radnor Joint Counties Lunatic Asylum was a psychiatric hospital in Talgarth, Wales. The building, designed by Messrs Giles, Gough and Trollope of London followed the compact arrow plan and was built at a cost of £126,000. It was opened amid...