dunston

Ok so this is my first report and also one of my first proper explores. Built in 1909 the school was in use until I believe 2007 when it closed. There was a time where they were looking to turn the land into flats but still it’s standing. Hopefully the pics are to standard. Overall was a little...

THE EXPLORE After sooo many attempts to try and get into this place I finally found a way in after looking around the whole site for a way in I finally got my chance (not via the roof lol) had a good hour or so exploring.. it's well trashed but other than that was a good night explore.

So I'm not totally sure on the official name of this place, so if anyone finds any information on the place please correct me. I'd just come across on the way to another explore and didn't really know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised at how good of an explore this place was. Would...

Saw this place a few months back on the way to Dunston Hospital and never took a peek. More of a shell now and a few things left lying about. The design of the school reminded me a lot of the School I did in Haswell a few months back. Must be a common design for the North East Primary Schools...

The hospital had its origins in Dunston Hill House, a property which was built for John Carr in the early 18th century and which became the home of the Carr-Ellison family. It was acquired by the Ministry of Pensions which relocated a facility for war pensioners, originally located at Castle...

Had so much fun exploring this hospital! It's sad to see a building with so much potential in such a bad way!!

long time since i posted on here so here it go's canny night out with a non member just a word of warning watch where you are putting your feet as some places there are rotten boards and burnt holes and it's a long drop to the river tyne ;) Dunston is particularly known for its wooden...

After reading a lot on 'Leads and Rumours' about this place, it was nice to spend a rather cold winter morning visiting it. All the hype however made this a tad disappointing as the school didn't have much left inside.. pretty much stripped... and aside from a few school books, kitchen...

Decided to have a little look at this place, not much to see inside but still worth a look around :) Visited with Magpie423 and Catbalou..............nice meeting you cat :) History :-Dunston Hill Community Primary School originally opened on the 12th December 1910, as Dunston Hill Council...

I know a few people have done this location already but I thought id give it a shot saying as I was passing one night. Access was quite straight forward, local chavs had left an easy enough trail to follow. The only problem we came across was the fact it was icy and we couldn't see 2 foot in...

Visited with myself, Nic81 and mrdistopia on a rather cold chilly evening, but at least it was dry and free from rain after the weather we been having. History....(taken from wicki) Dunston is particularly known for its wooden staithes, first opened in 1893 as a structure for loading coal...