lincolnshire

Explore: access to Nocton hall can be a bit varied, although it is not very overlooked in most parts and there doesnt really seem to be any security, the fences are well maintained and any holes are normally patched. after a bit of walking around we managed to find easy access (albeit through a...

History: this pub has been in business for around 100 years, although there is very little history about the building there are pictures online from the 1940's of the building during a flood. The Ropery inn was closed due to fire damage, when the building caught fire around 15 firemen arrived...

Not the oldest abandoned building but interesting non the less. The history: Blenheim Care Centres is a nursing and residential care home for up to 80 people in two buildings – Blenheim House and Blenheim Lodge. The home consistent of 35 bedrooms and some flats. It caters for people aged 18...

History: (taken from HughieD) Gainsborough’s Lea Road Infant's School was built and opened on 3rd May 1906 replacing the Bridge Road and Hickman Street Schools. Initially (the first three decades of its life) it was an infants’ (up to age 7) school. In August 1930 it re-organised to accommodate...

Hi guys, I’m new to this website but I’m not new to exploring, I’m based in Lincolnshire and have been to several different abandoned places such as a raf station and a raf hospital, I was just wondering if people could suggest other places worth going to around the lincolnshire area such as an...

History I couldn't find much history online about this place other than it was owned and operated by a Liechtenstein based Boiler Making company called Hoval. It was closed in 2014 after a few years of unsustainable losses for the company. They decided to shut this factory down and focus on...