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Went to do the Brewery a couple of nights ago and it’s practically undoable. It’s littered with alarms and a fleet of vans are located inside the main area. Luckily the out buildings and silos made the trip not an entire waste of time. Does anyone have any knowledge on the current state of this...

Hi Guys, We are new to the Forum, we are 2 middle aged guys from near Ipswich in Suffolk, we are interested in anything abandoned, we are new to this and have got a few explores under our belts but are very keen for more. Thanks Tony and Arnold

A former Congregational Chapel built in 1887, designed by the architect William Eade and named after the Potteries/dockland area of St Clement's in which it resides. Quick one as not a massive explore but definatley worth the visit, one of the best condition abandoned churches I have seen...

Tolly Cobbold Brewery Crikey time flies I cant believe how long ago this explore was, but still have fond memories of really liking the place. Was another impromptu explore in the middle of the day just checking off a pin which all went rather well, the only incident being some youngsters...

History: Broomhill Lido in Ipswich opened in 1936 as an outdoor swimming pool and quickly became a popular spot for locals. It was built in the Art Deco style, featuring a large pool surrounded by green spaces for sunbathing and socializing. The lido became an important part of the community...

I don't believe there has been a report on this for many years so figured it's about time for an update. As much as the building is very trashed with sections demolished and other sections having suffered fires, there's a lot of interesting details still remaining including a steam engine in...

Flicks taken around 2016 / 2017. This was an office building formally used by Network Rail. It has been abandoned for decades and many parts of the building have now been demolished.

Flicks taken around 2016 / 2017. Former County Hall in Ipswich town centre that has been abandoned for around two decades. Various plans have come forward to develop the site into flats. Currently the building is still undeveloped. This site is generally not accessible so don't travel far to try...

Im just curiaous as going with a friend and i want to know if there is any security cheers in advance

Exploring has a habit of tugging on the heart strings somewhat. Ive lost count of the number of time ive been totally gutted at missing something epic or totally elated at stumbling on something truly amazing. Well here i feel like ive been through the full range of emotion and back again! A...

St Michael’s Church – Ipswich – October 2020 The History St Michael’s was built during the early 1880s, the foundation stone being laid on 28th May 1880. It was designed by the Ipswich architect E F Bishopp. It had never been one of the most attractive churches in the town, but it remained as...

History Fisons of Ipswich, horticultural chemical, pharmaceutical, and scientific instrument manufacturer. of Loughborough 1843 Edward Packard was one of the first to manufacture chemical fertilisers by dissolving bones or coprolites in sulphuric acid. 1847 Joseph Fison and Co established in...

I honestly have loads of unposted stuff I was hoping to get up while things are quiet, but I only seem to find time for the small shitty ones. I have however gone for another that there is very few reports from. This really was a flying visit late last year on a miserable day, not that much to...

The Odeon cinema – Ipswich – Early 2017 The history Pics “borrowed” from the excellent Cinema Treasures page, Thank you J The name the Odeon has a long established history in Ipswich. The original Odeon in Lloyds Avenue opened in 1936, it tripled in size in 1975 and after becoming a bingo...

The Explore A friend of mine suggested I check out this building since they had sailed past it many times on the river and knew I was into exploring. I had a quick look to assess the chances of getting inside and what clothes & equipment would be required. I had no interest in Googling before...