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Scaitcliffe Hall is a Grade II listed historic house off Burnley Road in Todmorden, Calderdale. It sits on a wooded hillside at the northern edge of the town, near Todmorden High School. It began as a gentry house for the Crossley family, who lived there from medieval times into the late 19th...

Last night I went to visit Woolton Hall and I don’t have the words to describe just how horrific it is. Never in my years of urbexing have I ever stood in a building and wanted to cry so badly. I feel like I’m in mourning. I have visited countless places and Woolton Hall had been my favourite...

Owned and Maintained by English Heritage. Officially Anyone can visit 10am-6pm although I went way earlier to catch the lovely morning light back In April. History- is a grand, roofless Georgian ruin in Derbyshire, built between 1724 and 1729 for Nicholas Leke, the 4th Earl of Scarsdale...

History: St Luke’s Memorial Hall in Wallasey was built in 1926 to honour the 250 local soldiers from Poulton who died during the First World War. The foundation stone was laid by Mary Bennett, who had lost three of her four sons in the conflict. The hall opened on 13 November 1926 and served as...

Up Bright and early one morning earlier this year in May. I'd Visited this site years ago but much earlier in the winter On this visit I loved how overgrown and green everything had become. Definitely worth a quick stop if you're in the area. History-Nettleham Hall, located near Lincoln, was...

Hello there, its been a while Not too much to report here as I could hardly get access due to all the security robots scattered about. That I may or may not have set off a couple times 😅 but nonetheless thought it was pretty cool to share. I am unsure exactly what this place was, from what I...

Endcliffe Hall is a Grade II* listed, 36-room Italianate mansion on Endcliffe Vale Road, Sheffield, built between 1863–1865 for steel magnate Sir John Brown . Known as Sheffield's grandest Victorian home, it was later used as a military base and is currently owned by the RFCA,

Endcliffe Hall - Sheffield The 19th Century 36 Bedroom Mansion was built in 1963 - 1965 for steel baron Sir John Brown. The hall features a prominent, grand sweeping staircase with intricate balustrades. The architecture includes high ceilings with decorative moldings and classic...

I didn’t get round to posting it at the time but this one is mainly of historical interest; Palé Hall near Bala is where first ‘Turgo’ water turbine was tested in the early 1920s. The Turgo was developed by Gilkes in 1919 and is a type of side-shot Pelton, somewhere between the usual...

1. The History Situated on the west banks of Rudyard Lake (named after the poet), 5km North-West of Leak in the English county of Staffordshire, Cliffe Park hall was commissioned by John Haworth, the son of a wealth merchant and owner of the Cliffe Park estate, in the early 19th century...

Lincolmbe GPPS The Lincombe GPSS site, often referred to as Lincombe Hall Petroleum Storage Depot (PSD), was a component of the UK's Government Pipeline and Storage System (GPSS) established during ww2 to provide a secure secret fuel distribution network. This was part of a 2,500 km...

The Explore For many years since its initial phase of exploration, Goodmayes was the asylum that was the tough nut to crack following partial reuse during Covid. After trying it on several occasions over 2023 and 2024, I finally made it into the former asylum in 2025. I was over the moon, but...

Explored this massive place about 2 months ago. Inside not the best condition as many other had already been there and some just don’t know how to look and take pictures. Not too horrible in some places though. This is dartington hall boarding school. It was purchased in the mid 1920’s and was...

Me and @C&A visited the dreaded Elysium theatre today. After 2 previous attempts we had once again been fooled by the way in (we always skip the easy way first accidentally ) also getting spooked 2 minutes after entering by more urbexers wanting to come in who had saw us enter (that’s a first...

September 2025 A few weeks ago, I found myself at the Pitchford Estate just outside Shrewsbury. Some of you who’ve been around the forum for a while might remember Pitchford Hall making the rounds back in 2014/15. If not, there are plenty of reports from that time worth checking out. While...