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Dipping deep into the lockdown archives, mainly because on this very day 9 years ago an intrepid bunch of strangers met at the Commercial Rooms in an effort to form a group that would regularly explore the delights of Bristol and further afield had to offer. It was the first place myself @Seffy...

Please bare with me this is my first exploration upload on here apologies for the photo quality was about half 1 in the morning and only had my phone when driving past it. This has to be one of the most eerie explores I’ve done granted doing it at half one in the morning probably added more to...

The History In January 1847 Dr William Jones, who had discerned a lack of an institution specially for the treatment of diseases of the womb, founded the charitable Gynaepathic Institute, with 8 beds, in Gray Street, Manchester Square. Despite this name, for the first three years of its...

Amid the glorious Victorian houses of Birkdale village stood Terra Nova, a private boarding school for boys set up in 1904. During the war in 1939 the school was transferred to Cheshire where it remains to this day and the Birkdale site was taken over by the CNRO as a records office until 1948...

Date of Explore 3/08/17 Video coming in the next couple days, be on the lookout. Just finishing it off. I will make a little video report with a link :) The Day Wanted a cool place to revisit because I wanted to test out a new style of video at a place I feel comfortable with exploring freely...

This hospital has a really cool history behind and worth having a quick read through if someone has a spare moment. There was quite a few reports on the place and I probably wouldn't bother with posting it, but me and Pinkman were probably one of the last people to ever visit the side as it is...

Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children Chilled out explore with a non member. This place is in a pretty bad state but still fun to have a mooch about. Forgot my tripod so just shitty handheld flash photos. History: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children in London was formed from the...

I checked this location out post-midnight last week with a non-member, I didn't realise all the buildings on this block belonged to the hospital so decided to have a good look around first and take photos later. The first door I found to the more modern building made an unholy noise of metal...

Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children This hospital has been abandoned for over 15 years, it's quite a fair size including several different buildings and has multiple accessible rooftops. Sentinel and BassboyJoe picked me up (still a bit drunk to be fair) early doors and we arrived only to...

Explored with Space Invader ,Obscurity and One Flew East Right Myself and SI & Obscurity have had our eye on this place for ages now ,waiting for the right time in-between the building closing from its duties within the college and before it was emptied out “Mothballed” and then the boards...

History: The origins of the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children can be traced to 1866 when a house in Royal Fort Road, Clifton, was set aside for "sick children and for the outdoor treatment of women". The hospital was established by Liberal politician Mark Whitwell, who laid down the principle...

Photos from a few visits over the space of a week. History has been done before so shall keep it brief. 'The Bristol Hospital for Sick Children and Women', was established in 1866. It was built at the top of St Michael's Hill, had 102 beds and was supported entirely by voluntary contributions...

Revisited with a freind on a couple of occasions. ENJOY!!! History: The origins of the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children can be traced to 1866 when a house in Royal Fort Road, Clifton, was set aside for "sick children and for the outdoor treatment of women". The hospital was established...

Having exhausted Portsmouth and much of the surrounding area me and some of my exploring mates (Olz9181, RobbieKhan and James, who has just signed up here again but can't remember his username right now... helpful ;)) decided to head off further afield for a day of several explores. First up...

Visited with HappyShopper. History gathered from finding what i could off the Internet. History is very sketchy and very difficult to find for this specific hospital. I have read that it opened in 1913 and was used for treatment of TB and more specifically the doctors practiced in the field of...

This is our first explore, need to go back to get more shots of the old victorian front, and we will have them soon. :) There are some shots of the university next door who have now bought the place and will be starting work soon. ENJOY! History: The origins of the Bristol Royal Hospital for...

Right this is local to me so after a call from Space invader saying did i fancy a drive round off we went..As the last person who posted pointed out we just cant find any history on the place..plenty for the Deaf school which is still in use just none for the chapel which..well isnt in use...

Visited with Obscurity and oFat Jameso, I wasn't able to find any history on this place, all i know is it was used by the school for deaf children and no longer is, in surprisingly good nick considering its been open so long! Was a nice look around, Thanks...

Last week I explored some places in Germany. At first it seemed too modern and not at all decayed for my tastes, but after walking from the underground to the top it revealed all its charm. Actually, it keeps a lot of reference to the children, many stickers, drawnings, on doors, walls, bath...

This was another stop on the STOOGES recent multi day trip of Southern New England.This is a former childrens hospital for those born with mental disabilities. If you look closely at head shapes in the silouette pictures you can get an idea of who this place served. Parking is a little tough as...