Hi, I’m benjy this is my first report.
Decided to make one last return to Denbigh's Lunatic Asylum before it is demolished for good..
Obviously (with good reason) a very popular place amongst the urbex community! Without going into too much details..
Originally known as the North Wales County...
MORE OF AN UPDATE NOT MANY PHOTOS***
This is a well known place so i wont say too much except its as easy to get in as expected through the public path behind it, easy to get in and then you have to climb a small fence which in our luck had no vandal paint on it but i still took my towel in...
I know this has been done to death but I thought I would post a recent report on this amazing property so people can see the current state of the property and also our experience getting into the property as a few people have had varied experiences based on past reports.
I and a mate visited...
Hi. Thinking of a trip to Denbigh. Has anyone been recently? What's the chances of instantly getting turfed by security? It's quite a distance so don't want a wasted journey 🙈
Hi everyone!
This is my first post here. I'm writing an essay on the culture of trespassing on the site of Denbigh Asylum, and was hoping that some of you may tell me what your experiences have been. Personally, I grew up in the area, and so as a teenager would access the site often. Now that...
Denbigh Asylum
History
Building commenced in September 1844, and by 1847, five other counties in north Wales had joined in with Denbighshire to contribute towards the costs of this large project. The North Wales Asylum at Denbigh was designed by the Gloucester architect Thomas Fulljames...
Just giving everyone a heads up. I went to pool parc and denbigh asylum last night and there is no hope getting in at all now, both locations have been boarded up with metal plates
This is my 1st post but not my 1st explore.
I visited Denbeigh asylum today! 10-05-19
It was a wet wet day to say the least.
Gaining access was very easy as there is new metal gating and security boxes on site.
I did not see on other person there.
The buildings are beautiful it’s just a...
Hi all,
I've been reading up a lot about Denbigh and would love to visit, and don't want to put it off for too long as I missed visiting Severalls Hospital before it was demolished! But it is a very long way for me to travel and I don't want to be disappointed. Has anyone been recently, is it...
Most aslyums I’ve researched have had mass unmarked graves. As Denbigh was one of it not the biggest in wales for a long time I was wondering is this the case with denbigh?
Hi everyone
I know this has nothing to do with exploring a site however I think a lot of us can agree that the plan for denbigh asylum is an outrageous and stupid one. This is why I have started a petition to somewhat halt or change the mind of those re developing Denbigh. It would mean a great...
The North Wales Hospital locally known as Denbigh Mental or Denbigh Asylum; is a Grade II listed building. The once eloquent and imposing building was started in 1844 and completed in 1848- designed by architect Thomas Full James. It was designated for closure by MP Enoch Powell in 1960 and was...
I lost something at Denbigh asylum the other day. I know it's a long shot but it means a lot to me and I really want it back - as it was from a friend of mine that died :( If anybody is ever there and you find a metal necklace charm of an elephant (approximately 2 inches and circular) then i...