egham

The tour bus has come and gone for this place now, it appears that they finally secured the place after so much traffic, ready for redevelopment. History Luddington House is a Grade II listed building and has a surprisingly rich history dating back to its construction in 1720. Over the years...

Jumping on the tour bus here. Visited with @The0farrell over a week ago now back on the 20th of May. At this point there were only 2 posts on this place posted the night before we went. I never really post my explores on here, I've only posted a couple. I thought about posting this place but...

Shortened down history: This building is Grade II listed. It was built in 17th century. The main building has been abandoned many years. However the outbuildings and extensions were active until 2018. There were many poor quality extensions made over the years that have lead to the decline of...

This place wins the 'most surreal experience with secca' award – (with the time secca offered to look after the car while we were exploring, in second place:D) Egham was flooded with people when we went – probably cos it was the first non-rainy day for a while. Most of them were going to...

Hi All A little exploration around this place uncovered some little surprises, Another joint venture with The Raw and Juicerail Demolition crew in now, and signs they have been for a while History of the site: 1870 - 1906 : Royal Indian Engineering College The estate was bought in 1870 for...

Solo visit. My third visit to the site but first time i've had a) light and b) time for a proper explore. The demolition work on the newer building is really in full swing now, making a lot more of the access point visible to secca and builders. Still plenty of ground to cover though and a...