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URBEX: CHÂTEAU POSEIDON, FRANCE – MARCH 2018

I feel like I may have said this before… maybe its just something about the
style of French Châteaux, but I can’t help but feel like this place looks like
something out of a fairytale…



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URBEX: CHÂTEAU SARCO AKA CHÂTEAU DE NAINVILLE LES ROCHES, FRANCE – MARCH 2018

Well a little break from the norm, I don’t usually name most of the locations
that I visited in Europe however, this one, Château Sarco aka Château de
Nainville les Roches is fortunately no longer abandoned and has been repurposed
as an active events venue…



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URBEX: NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE ROYAL INFIRMARY – FEBRUARY 2018

Visited with Peter ‘Hands’ Costello on a very cold February morning. My first
explore for a little while after spending a few months overseas working, it was
good to get out again getting covered in dust and creeping around in the dark



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URBEX: CAR GRAVEYARD 2, FRANCE – SEPTEMBER 2017

Another bunch of vehicles concealed within the trees of a small forest in
France. Let me know in the comments what cards we have here guys & gals as
identifying them was never my strong suit :). If you’ve made it this far… thanks
for reading/checking out the pictures. Leave me a comment below or hit…



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URBEX: CHATEAU CHIMERA, FRANCE – SEPTEMBER 2017

Chateau Chimera is yet another beautiful castle in France which has slowly
fallen into disrepair. Visited on a warm and sunny autumn afternoon with a few
good friends, this particular Chateau is really suffering from neglect and
despite indications that someone at some point had attempted to make a start
with renovating this building, there were very little suggestions that any
recent works had taken place. Probably the most notable feature of this Castle
was the carved wooden fireplace in one of the reception rooms downstairs and the
stone columns in the entrance hall, definitely one I would have loved to have
seen prior to it becoming empty…



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PRIVATE TOUR: CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AND THE CITY OF PRIPYAT, UKRAINE –
OCTOBER 2018

The Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Nuclear Power Plant, more commonly known as The
Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, was the site of what became the worst nuclear
catastrophe to ever occur on this planet. The neighbouring town of Pripyat,
which housed the works, their families and many other businesses which sprang
up, had a population of just under 50,000 when the incident occurred…



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URBEX: PENSIONNAT DE CHAVAGNE, FRANCE – SEPTEMBER 2017

Pensionnat de Chavagne is an impressive abandoned boarding school in France.
Some of the original features include the vaulted arched ceilings, a hidden
chapel and an impressive staircase…



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URBEX: HOSPITAL PLAZA, FRANCE – SEPTEMBER 2017 (REVISIT)

A revisit to Hospital Plaza 3 years after my original trip in October 2014. The
building had suffered from a bit of vandalism but fortunately not too much
graffiti, there was some evidence that the building had been used by airsoft
players, a few smashed windows and all of the theatre chairs had been cut but
otherwise, the place was much the same from my first visit…



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URBEX: LIVERPOOL FRUIT EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL – JULY 2017

The Liverpool Fruit Exchange is a building which originally started its life as
a railway goods depot and was constructed in approximately 1888. In 1923 the
building was converted into a fruit exchange where traders would go to purchase
bulk inventories of fruit which had likely been imported to the nearby docks.
The lower levels which were previously used as warehouses and storage for the
goods that were sold, were repurposed decades ago and are currently operating as
bars and nightclubs…



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URBEX: THE NAVAL AND MILITARY CLUB, KNOWN INFORMALLY AS THE IN & OUT CLUB,
LONDON – JUNE 2017

The Naval and Military Club, known informally as The In & Out Club in London was
once a very prestigious private members club which has since moved to new
premises located in St Jame’s Square. Founded in 1862, the club was originally
for gentlemen of the British Armed Forces but later opened its door to both
female and male members. The building is tipped to become one of the most
expensive private dwelling properties in the United Kingdom..



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URBEX: BREWER’S HOUSE, YORKSHIRE – JUNE 2017

Brewer’s house is an empty mansion which appeared to be undergoing some
renovation works albeit at a slow pace. The house sits within very large grounds
in a fairly isolated location within the Yorkshire countryside. I don’t have a
lot of history on this place, but from what I could gather the house is owned by
a very wealthy businessman who apparently a very private person…



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URBEX: GREAT TEW MANOR, OXFORDSHIRE – MAY 2017

Great Tew has a history dating back to the 990’s, however, the manor which
stands on the property today is a patchwork of various extensions throughout the
years. Some of the oldest parts of the manor today are believed to date back to
the early 1700’s or shortly before with additions being made up to the 1860’s…



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URBEX: WINDLESTONE HALL, COUNTY DURHAM – APRIL 2017

Windlestone Hall is an abandoned 19th Century Country House located in County
Durham. A manor house has stood at the site since the 1600’s, however, the main
building was replaced with the current structure in 1835 with a new mansion by
the design of Ignatius Bonomi. The house was also used as a prisoner of war camp
during World War II. After the War years, the Hall was utilised by Windlestone
Hall School which was a local authority funded special school…



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URBEX: USHAW SEMINARY POOL AND GYM, DURHAM – APRIL 2017

Briefly the abandoned Ushaw College, a former Catholic seminary was founded in
1808 by scholars from English College, Douai, who had fled France after that
college had been closed during the French Revolution. Ushaw College had been
affiliated with the University of Durham since 1968…



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URBEX: A LITTLE HOUSE IN IRELAND – APRIL 2017

Not a lot to say about this one… a random little house in Ireland enjoy the
photos…



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URBEX: ST JOSEPH’S PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, IRELAND – APRIL 2017

Originally opened in 1827, St Joseph’s Psychiatric Hospital also known as
Limerick’s Lunatic Asylum in Ireland opened its doors to the first 150 patients
over the next 20 years the population of the asylum reached a staggering 1,000
patients. Currently some of the building remains in use however no longer caters
for patients. The remaining buildings and wings are left abandoned and
deteriorating…



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URBEX: CONNACHT DISTRICT LUNATIC ASYLUM AKA ST BRIGID’S PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL,
IRELAND – APRIL 2017 (PART 2)

Part 2 of our visit to Connacht District Lunatic Asylum aka St Brigid’s
Psychiatric Hospital. After failing at a couple of other locations the next day,
we decided to go Back to St Brigids to take another look inside. This time we
managed to access the clock tower which still had the original bell in place
despite attempts by thieves to cut the thing in half!



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URBEX: CONNACHT DISTRICT LUNATIC ASYLUM AKA ST BRIGID’S PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL,
IRELAND – APRIL 2017 (PART 1)

Connacht District Lunatic Asylum, which later became known as St Brigids
Hospital, was one of the first Irish District Asylums to be completed and opened
its doors in 1833. Originally created to cater for the ‘curable lunatics’ cases,
the hospital struggled with securing funding and in rejecting patients which
were not suitable for the intended purpose of the Asylum…



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URBEX: NEWSHAM PARK HOSPITAL, LIVERPOOL – APRIL 2017

Newsham Park Hospital is a Grade II listed building which is abandoned in
Liverpool. The Building was originally The Liverpool Seamen’s Orphan Institution
which was constructed to support and educate the children of British Seamen. The
foundation stone of this building was laid on 11 September 1871 and the
construction was completed at a cost of £25,000.00 in January 1874…



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URBEX: KINGSLEY GREEN AKA HARPERBURY HOSPITAL, WEST SUSSEX – APRIL 2017

Kingsley Green formerly known as Harperbury Hospital was a mental health
hospital located in West Sussex. The Hospital was originally built in 1928 on a
site shared with the Royal Flying Corps who used the surrounding area as an
aerodrome. The hospital expanded with the addition of various buildings between
1929-1973 when things began to scale back…



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