woolton

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...

Me, @gba7s, @Liverpool Urbex & Kuro Exploring (YT) were granted a permission visit at my request in return for a donation to the 'Save the Woolton Cinema' fund; which is located here: Woolton Cinema Donation If you wish to see this cinema returned to its former glory, then please consider...

I was so excited for this explore as because as far as I'm aware this has never been explored or reported on 28DL. This was a completed coincidence I've had my eye on this place for years, and me and @gba7s decided to check it out, lo and behold there was a way in! Woolton Baths is one of...

Woolton Baths are one of Liverpool’s most interesting surviving public buildings and a rare chance to step inside a Victorian swimming baths that has changed surprisingly little over the years. Opened in 1893, the baths were built with funding from local businessman and philanthropist Holbrook...

The photos in this report were taken during a permission visit with the owners working to bring the Woolton Picture House back to life. After years of uncertainty, the cinema is now the focus of an ambitious restoration project that aims to reopen the building as a community-owned venue...

Looks like Woolton hall is on fire again, it’s a big blaze could be the end of it. Very sad if

Something from my embryonic days as an explorer, from a time not long ago when I didn't know how to use a camera in low light areas and when I had to gather together a group of non-explorer friends together in order to go places. This was something like my 4th explore and I really hadn't gotten...

INTRODUCTION This explore was totally unplanned. I was a little bored so I decided to go to strawberry fields to see what its like so I got the bus down walked down to it (on the way noticing an open construction site gate) and then realised that it pretty much isn't a thing any more it has been...

We've wanted a look at this for a while and with us having our lad with us today we thought this would be a good one to take him too. The caretaker is more than happy to let people explore it so we armed our lad with our old bridge camera so he could get involved and went for a mooch. It's...

Woolton Hall probably needs no introduction, It's an incredible building full of rich history and period features. The current caretaker John is a real top bloke, he loves showing people around and telling the story of this place. It's fascinating to hear. He understands urban exploration and...

It's quite long, but so much to take in.

Luckily enough to get to visit this beautiful place, managed to get hold of the care taker John who gave us a tour around the building and let us go off on our own. Lovely bloke! History, Woolton Hall is a former country house located in Woolton, a suburb of Liverpool, England. Built in 1704...

Obviously due partially to its accessibility this place comes up now and again but wanted to put a report up for two reasons, it’s current condition and to keep it relevant in the hope that someone somewhere might see it and have the desire to restore it (along with the reported £3 million...

History Woolton Hall is a former country house located in Woolton, a suburb of Liverpool, England. Built in 1704 and extensively renovated in 1772 by the influential architect Robert Adam the building is praised as the finest example of Robert Adam's work in Northern England. Throughout its...

Just some more pictures from our explore of the convent, including the burned out extension. Also some bonuses from the nursey, also came across a phony "satanic ritual" room, how cliche.