aldershot

The History of Browning Barracks – Aldershot Browning Barracks formed part of Aldershot Garrison, the historic home of the British Army and one of the world’s oldest purpose-built military towns. Since the 1850s, Aldershot has been at the heart of British military training, with generations of...

the abandoned army headquarters in Aldershot, a grand red-brick and stone Victorian building dating back to 1895, still carries the imposing presence of its military past. Once the heart of command in the town, it has stood largely silent since the army moved out in 2014. On our visit, we...

It was good to see this crop up and being local, had to join the bandwagon as the decay is beautiful in some of the rooms. The whole of Aldershot Garrison keeps on giving, after many years, we still see some new stuff appear. I believe this closed around 2011 ish. As part of the wider...

Intro Now, theres not a whole bunch to report on this place, so I'll try to keep this report concise. However I notice there was no information on this place on 28DL and it brings me great joy to introduce the community to something new, even if it is a bit tame, so here goes. Also don't get...

You may think 'do we really need another report on this place?' I wouldn't blame you if you did to be fair, however I've been meaning to have these see the light of day for quite a while. Hopefully there is enough variety to make it worth your time. Some classic shots, some different angles and...

After speaking to a friend and I decided to check this place out as I remember going there as a child. It is a building site and there are signs stating there is security but I didn’t see anyone and I was able to just walk onto the site with no trouble at all. Opened July 18th 1979, the...

Cambridge Military Hospital. CMH Dates back to 1879 as the fourth of the Hospitals in Aldershot with the first of these two having closed by the time of CMH's opening the third, the Cannaught Hospital, closing in 1973. CMH was named after the duke of Cambridge opening in June 1879. The hospitals...

I’ve been interested in exploring for a while now but only recently started giving it a proper go - getting a decent camera helped too! Hope this report is ok, will be the first of many After many many failed attempts I thought I’d never get into this place but as building works continue I just...

Pretty sure we all know this one so I’ll keep it brief but I still wanted to post it :) History - Cambridge Military Hospital was a hospital in Aldershot Garrison, Hampshire, England which served the various British Army camps there. It was active between 1876-1996. Explore - Access was...

Hello once again lads, I return from yet another absence, something I really need to stop doing. I have stuff from October that I still haven't wrote the reports for, plus other places I've been since then. Guess that's what I get for being a procrastinator. This place has been done to death...

Been done a lot I know but heres my take on the old girl The history in brief The Cambridge Military Hospital (CMH) was the fifth military hospital built in Aldershot. The other four are described at the end of this article. The CMH was built by Messrs Martin Wells and Co. of Aldershot...

I’ve already done a report on this place, been a few times now but never managed it in daylight so decided to make a spontaneous trip today for my other half’s birthday, wanted to update for anyone who is interested, work has properly started on this place now, new solid metal sheeting fence...

On Monday the 7th of October 2019, I travelled to Beacon Hill woods situated near Aldershot and across the road from Upper Hale reservoir/Aldershot reservoir, when I first arrived I headed to the location of the first WW2 pillbox a type 24 FW3/24, when I approached from the distance I thought it...

Explored this after we had done the CMH, the building was much bigger than I thought and it seemed to go on forever, you can see where they are starting redevelopment as a lot of the floors have been and there are a lot of support struts and joists in place, but the majority of the building is...

I've wanted to explore here for a while, hospitals are by far my favourite explore I think mainly as I've worked in theatres and know how sterile they have to be it fascinates me seeing them so decayed imagining how they once were. We had visited before at night when we first started exploring...