hull

want to get into urban exploring but don't fancy going to far into hull, any places that are west of hull/east yorkshire area?

Hi, i ve made this account a while ago, now decided to be a part of this website. i live in Hull, im soon to be 25yo and started exploring around mid 2024. had a break from it now im back. i will post soon some reports of some of the places i ve been to and from now on new ones im about to...

Hi everyone, i’ve been in trying to find places to go to and explore in Hull and East Yorkshire but I couldn’t find any good looking places by myself, I was wondering what place you’re all aware of in the area, thanks!

Octel Bromine Works Wont go to much into the histoy here as i know been coved plenty of times Tucked away on the North Eastern edge of Anglesey, sits the port town of Amlwch, home to what was once the Octel bromine factory. The abandoned chemical factory has sat dormant for nearly 20 years...

About The lawns were a student accomodation block owned by the University of Hull which opened in 1968 and were shuttered in 2019 due to a lack of students. The buildings on site were designed by Gillespie, Kidd & Coia; A scottish design house who worked on other noteworthy buildings such as St...

St Andrews Dock - Hull (2015 - 2017) Apologies in advance, this report is picture HEAVY Here are a collection of some of my favourite images from larking about on St Andrews Dock. I've spent many years here and documented every visit. I'm not going to bother with history, there are plenty of...

It's about time I put another post up, I've been slacking lately through a combination of a great many things going on and when I do find myself with some 'spare' time I always seem to find something else to occupy myself with. One from the tail end of last year, visited on the December weekend...

Hey hey I'm from Hull, UK. Health issues hugely limit my ability & mobility so I can't explore as much as I have in the past so this is my way of staying involved in a way. I can do little bits but not often but once I pass my driving test I hope to be able to do a little bit again. It's been a...

Hi folks, I'm Dai although better known as Alex to my friends I grew up in a small town in Teesside and with friends and nothing better to do started exploring old and ruined locations and derelict buildings, from there I got into learning about this history of the buildings and then treating...

During my monthly meet up with @jaws we drove past this building to find an obvious entrance and were in within 10 mins of parking up - an unexpected find but was worth a look around. I've lived in Hull for 24 years and always wondered what was behind those mirrored glass windows, safe to say...

This is my first post after exloring for 18 moths i have a great collection of photography from these places. The Lord Line building opened in 1949 and was at the heart of Hull’s fishing industry. Sadly up to the 1980’s, 6000 fishermen lost their lives at the hands of the sea. The Lord Line...

Hello all, I have being interested in urban exploration for many years now, but have only ever followed online, I am now looking to start exploring myself. Was wondering if anyone had any advice on where to look for abandoned sites, or if there is any kind of online resource that can be used to...

Introduction So this is a bit of a strange one, I added this pin years ago and was one of my first finds more than a 50-mile radius from where I live, it’s one that I’ve always wanted to do even though it’s not the most exciting place. Anyway, despite being quite a few years late to the party me...

Carlton Picture Theatre Dropping a few reports to make a small scratch on my backlog, hope u find some of them interesting. Opened on 9th September 1928 with the silent film “Lonesome Ladies”. The Carlton Picture Theatre in Anlaby Road was designed by the firm of Blackmore & Sykes and was...

Situated in Hull - King George dock these container cranes were shipped to the port February of 2018. Cycling by the port one evening I decided it was time I finally had a skeg at the big blue cranes the tallest structures in the port. After tackling a few spiky obstacles, evading the many CCTV...