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Thornseat Lodge, Strines/ Nr Bradfield. Sheffield.
Noticed a thread by Leary (good stuff mate
) from 2006 so thought I'd check it out.
Bit of history:
Thornseat Lodge was originally built in 1855 as a shooting lodge for William Jessop steel maker. It became a children's home in the 1930's and remained as such until the early 1980's Since then it has become derelict.
I was on my way from Sheffield to Leeds and decided to have a look (solo explore). There's not much about it on the net really. The place is in a terrible condition, the floors are a death trap, there is no way to get upstairs, Not much of a problem as most of the upper floors have fallen down to ground floor level!
Pictures:
Main gates
W J carved into the stonework. For William Jessop.
Swimming pool!
Laundry.
View out through hole in 1st floor and then out through a lay-light.
Kitchen door.
Open plan kitchen!
AGA!
Cheers
Cool place, go on have a look, you'll like it!
~
Noticed a thread by Leary (good stuff mate
) from 2006 so thought I'd check it out. Bit of history:
Thornseat Lodge was originally built in 1855 as a shooting lodge for William Jessop steel maker. It became a children's home in the 1930's and remained as such until the early 1980's Since then it has become derelict.
I was on my way from Sheffield to Leeds and decided to have a look (solo explore). There's not much about it on the net really. The place is in a terrible condition, the floors are a death trap, there is no way to get upstairs, Not much of a problem as most of the upper floors have fallen down to ground floor level!
Pictures:
Main gates
W J carved into the stonework. For William Jessop.
Swimming pool!
Laundry.
View out through hole in 1st floor and then out through a lay-light.
Kitchen door.
Open plan kitchen!
AGA!
Cheers
Cool place, go on have a look, you'll like it!
~
