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Well this place certainly needs no introduction - something of a classic. Posting this more as a reminder that this one is still there and on the possible list. There's definitely something magical about this place I'm not sure if it's the sheer size of it or the difficulty factor, probably a...

Bass Wetmore Maltings AKA ‘Holgran’, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire - Summer 2022/2023 A pair of Grade II listed malt houses which were built in 1864 along Anderstaff Lane (now Wetmore Road) for Bass, adjacent to the railway line behind what was the Bass Middle Brewery cooperage. Originally...

I wonder If anyone know there is free acces to that place or its locked? Anyone plan a trip to that place soon? :)

Me and man gone wrong was in Lincolnshire doing some exploring. We decided to take a chance on this place as not seen anything on it for a while. And we dropped on lucky this time. I have been twice before and once was a no go, and another we just got in one building. So we was happy to finally...

Given we're on some enforced time out for the next while I was going through my archive finding things I never posted on here and to my surprise this was one of them - I've got quite a few things from around 4-7 years ago that I've not posted on here yet so expect some old stuff coming out the...

The Bass Maltings in Sleaford are a group of eight currently disused malt houses, originally owned by the Bass Brewery of Burton upon Trent, built between 1901 and 1907. Situated in the agricultural county of Lincolnshire, the Maltings made use of barley which was widely grown in Sleaford and...

This is my first report and my first instance of urbexing. I won't be adding a history of the factory as many people before me have done so. On a beautiful Saturday afternoon in September I decided that I'd waited long enough and I was going to visit the Bass Maltings with a couple of friends...

History The Bass Maltings in Sleaford, England are a large disused group of eight malt houses originally owned by the Bass Brewery of Burton upon Trent. Constructed between 1901 and 1907 to Herbert A. Couchman's design, the maltings are the largest group of malt houses in England; they have been...

The History The Bass Maltings were opened fully in 1905 by Bass Ratcliff & Grettons chief Engineer and Architect Herbert A Couchman; they are considered Couchmans best work. The frontage of the building spans nearly 1,000 feet in length and are made entirely of brick. The original design for...

Went back for another look with FatPanda, Raz & Jord Hopefully i've got some new interesting shots and not the same old same old! :) Bit of History; The Bass Maltings in Sleaford, England are a large disused group of eight malt houses originally owned by the Bass Brewery of Burton upon...

Went for a revisit to an old favourite at the weekend. Made a lengthy video Press HD - Enjoy :thumb Thanks for looking!

Hit this place with a few others in and around Sheffield, bumped into some more explorers in there also. This place is pretty beaten since i last visited in 2013. Still some nice places to have a look at in there especially the roofs. Some history about the place as follows:- William Stones had...

First visit at this on a nice sunny morning, the place is amazing but fairly run down! was a cool few hour long explore. Some history on the place: Designed specifically to facilitate three key stages in the production of beer, the Sleaford Bass Maltings represent both a practical and...

I started the year with a jaunt up north to Sleaford; bit of a drive but well worth it. :) I had often seen pictures of the helix staircase here but never knew much about the place though I must say it was rather lovely! The maltings themselves have obviously seen better days but they are still...

Visited this place a couple of times in the last few weeks so there's pics from my gopro and my camera. The first visit was a nice early morning mooch and it was nice to enjoy the morning sun at the top of the tower but after having our visit cut short due to the fuzz arriving I was eager to...

Visited with Will Knot and Tom sherman one very foggy day in January, I couldn't get a decent external shot of this site due to it's vast size and the fog making it difficult. There's also lots of barbed wire 8ft fences in between the different buildings and all 3 of us ripped our pants :eek...

The Explore.......... Visited with Telf and Tom Sherman, following a morning visit around 'Revesby Abbey' and a failed attempt somewhere else, we headed over to the Maltings for a little explore...........it was still as foggy as the mornings cover, so it better for us getting in and out...

Hi everyone, I've been exploring for a few years but only just got around to joining the forum. So, here's my first report! Despite this being a very exposed site, it was quite a relaxed mooch once we had gained access. Visited with a non member. And I know how people here feel about HDR...

Visited with The Riddlers & End-Proc Didn't really visit much of the site but took in the rather fabulous water tower and staircase. So windy couldn't even stand up on the roof of the water tower but still the light on the day meant some lovely staircase shots. On with the same 5 shots you've...

Visited with Telf UE & Will Knot After checking out "Revesby Hall" and a failed attempt somewhere else, We headed over to the Bass Maltings for a look around and it was still as foggy as it was in the morning, so that made it better for us getting in without being spotted but them barbed...