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Thurlow Arms Pubs are generally crap & wouldn't normally warrant a report but this one was a little different. I stumbled on this searching maps & post explore found a few bits on social media so its no secret, but am sure there will be a flurry of fb posts after this report. This...

A local one to me this; one I’ve had my eye on for a while, but I let my guard down a bit and acted quickly on reports that demolition had begun on one of the Loading Bays here! Cinram; or CBS (and even Sony) as its known as locally has seemingly gone through many different ownerships and set...

Good evening 28DL, Seen this hospital/clinic many times driving to work and back and noticed that obligatory "coming soon" signs that have started to appear, so I thought I'd stop by today and see what is available to us curious folks. The hospital appears to have closed a few years ago, a...

Not strictly abandoned but certainly rarely used for anything,. So ever questing for something different I bring you this cute little chapel. The mortuary chapel and much of the iron boundary and forecourt fences survive, but the two original roadside gateways do not. The polychrome chapel...

The original house was built for the infamous Judge Jeffreys in 1686. It was sold to Hans William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland, who made it one of his principal residences and died there in 1709. In the 1740s, the architect and builder Stiff Leadbetter altered the house significantly for the...

Since redundancy at the end of August (Not Covid Related) I have been suffering somewhat with some nasty sinus issues; so haven’t been awfully active on the old Urbex Front. I did however discover a very local Old Mill to me; and what a beauty! I spent about 2 hours just picking through this...

This is a site StealthyOne and myself have been wanting to explore for years. The time seemed right a couple of months back, and I figured it's about time to post the pics up. I'll include some links to more detailed info on the site. The Wilton park estate once belonged to the monks of Burnham...

I'm hoping this is okay, as the site is now sadly long gone. The hospital started life in 1914 as a military hospital, though most of the buildings were demolished and rebuilt in the Second World War period. After the war, it was used as a general hospital for the Maidenhead area, with a...

This was an opportunist mini-explore while visiting friends. Easy access and quite a modest site but you really can't beat a good folly explore. Located just north of the village of Dinton, Buckinghamshire, it was built by Sir John Vanhatten in 1769 as an 'eye-catcher' from Dinton Hall...

Very little history I can find on this old Mill but its nestled on a countryside industrial estate and has very little going for it other than the odd nice shot. Can't believe I didn't know about this six years ago as its right near me. Visited with my friend; Southside_Assassin Still got...

PCWOX took me to this curious little place after we had been to the Medmenham Water Research Centre and quite a nice little explore it was too. The site really took me back to my roots and reminded me very much of how Harperbury used to be around 6 or 7 years back. It's also pretty untouched due...

Found this site randomly one day just driving past. Can't find any information about it. Excuse the photos and the report. Its my first attempt at everything. When we got here the crows were circling, warning us of the consequences of exercising our right to roam. I thought we were being...

Chesham Cottage Hospital was built for £865 17s 11d, [about £39,571.44 in today's money] on land donated by Lord Chesham, who continued to donate £200 every year until his death. The historic building in Hospital Hill, was used as a medical facility for 150 years after being opened in October...

Wolverton railway works was established in Wolverton, Buckinghamshire, by the London and Birmingham Railway Company in 1838 at the midpoint of the 112 mile-long route from London to Birmingham. The line was developed by Robert Stephenson following the great success of the Liverpool and...

Evening Guys, This was a rather small explore, but very interesting. I found it by browsing google-earth for hours, just goes to show how much of a nerd I really am! :gay Normally I aim for big places and in my reports I like to go into a bit of detail about the history of the sites I...