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Google Earth 3D view of the south-western end of the site (the original Victorian section) which looks quite different now works have begun. THE HISTORY St. Ann’s was originally built by the Metropolitan Asylums Board as the North Eastern Fever Hospital when it opened in 1829, treating...

I know this has been quite a well visited place but it's such a nice little morgue it was worth the visit whilst nearby. Visited with man gone wrong on a nice bright morning. It was nice to see a slab and fridge still in there. The little side room was very cluttered and filled with rubbish...

First and foremost, I would like to say that this place has been renovated and is now lived in. Don't try it, or you will have both on site security and police coming down on you in a moment!! There has been a house on the site of Tottenham House since the 15th century but the present Palladian...

Finally, success. Previously I had only ever done explores that I had sourced through either friends or this forum which always led me to explore pretty boring sites. Always having seen photos and stories of the places I visit beforehand led to some really pretty bland exploring as I always knew...

Tottenham House is the centrepiece of the historic Tottenham estate in Wiltshire, England. The grade I listed house has 103 rooms and mostly dates from the 1820s when it was remodelled by Charles Brudenell-Bruce of Ailesbury. Set in forestry land that originally stretched for over 100 square...

Tottenham House is the centrepiece of the historic Tottenham estate in Wiltshire, England. The grade I listed house has 103 rooms and mostly dates from the 1820s when it was remodelled by Charles Brudenell-Bruce of Ailesbury. Set in forestry land that originally stretched for over 100 square...

Intro A friend mentioned this and that a few years ago he walked through and saw this little building, Just casual like, ("It really isn't that good, honest") I exploded in excitement and ended up spending my early afternoon rummaging around some old Victorian morgue, moving body lifters and...

The house, which has more than one hundred rooms, stands in Savernake Forest and belongs to the Trustees of Savernake Estate. Most of the present building, built for the Marquess of Alisbury, dates from the 1820s, but it also incorporates parts of earlier houses on the site. A new house to...

History Centre Point is a building in Central London, comprising a 33 storey office tower; a 9 storey block to the east including shops, offices, retail units and maisonettes; and a linking block between the two at first floor level. It occupies 101–103 New Oxford Street and 5–24 St Giles high...

Just a heads up, the site is finally being cleared, having had a rather comedy fail recently, as if the secca, dog & cctv wasn't enough, the pikey camp outside is enough to warrant me staying away with camera gear after a fortunate escape :D Instead I went back a few day's later for some safer...

Abney Park Cemetary Origins Neolithic: Wildwood forest with stone-age axe work-floor Roman: Wildwood forest with wild boar and wolves; Ermine Street built alongside Manorial Period: Pasture and woodlands owned by St. Paul’s Cathedral until 1608; then a succession of Lords of the...

A selection of views from a few UCL residences and the UCH Macmillan Cancer Centre which is almost complete now. Euston Tower in the background How can you not love the BT Tower? (It still has its satellite dishes here which have now been removed) UCH...

Skeleton Key and myself set off to London for an explore that we had tried a fortnight earlier and failed to gain access. We had an hour or so to burn before darkness and I remembered a derelict chapel that I had seen a week or so before. Tottenham Park Cemetery is a small private burial...