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Hello, Everybody... I have recently explored the Harrow Inn, and I was able to document my exploration. The Brief History The building is a 17-century inn and closed during the first Covid-19 lockdown. It was a three star hotel during it's years of activity that operated as a wedding and...

July 2024 I did this place solo over a number of visits, if you mention the Crosville Club to someone from around here, they'll either smile fondly or have a look of fear on their face. I grew up near the club. I remember going to the club for different events and functions when I was younger...

Before, During and After : Demolition This was my first infiltration explore The original working mans club was founded in cc1920. The 0.35 acre lot situated in Shoeburyness along Seaview Road (a one way street) : which ran between West Road and Ness Road, two roads that have alot of...

History and research of Share and Coulter pub The pub was closed and sold to an unknown bidder in September/October 2015 for £265,000 which has sat derelict ever since. In 2017 it was used as a traveller’s camp and a dumping area for fly-tippers. It will cost taxpayers about £16,000 to get...

Hey guys! Been here a while so I thought I would make my first post. We went to visit the lodge in Chesterfield, though the top of the building is out of bounds due to fire damage, it’s still a very Interesting walk through. There are signs that people still use this building so if you visit...

History - The Old Toby Inn was originally Skelmersdale Hall a farmhouse built in 1712, it was expanded in the late 19th century, and used as a public house. It is grade 2 listed. After an extensive refurbishment, The Old Toby Inn was then split into a restaurant, music bar, a Wacky Warehouse and...

This was a random explore by chance at night. Planned to go back in the daylight to photograph with decent light but then lockdown 2 happened and didn't get chance so apologies for the photo's as my night time photography isn't the best. Don't think there's been any other reports on it. History...

November 2020 The Visit Firstly, let me apologise for the lighting in some of these photographs, I managed to tick this one off the list whilst visiting a neighbouring derp. Sadly I didn't have my tripod or lamp with me to I had to make do with my M7R. The Gaffers Row was my local Wetherspoon's...

History - Struggled to find much on this place. It was built in the early 1900's by the look of some of the old pictures on the web, It shut down late 2019. It's known locally as the long neck, theories about why range from landlords hanging themselves to landlords bringing in geese at last...

(I've got a backlog of reports, lol) The History: Couldn't find a lot on this on.. Grade II listed building which did undergo refurbishment in 2009, but would later go into administration on July 7th in 2010, finally closing its doors for good in January of 2014. Locals had a petition for it...

History: Can't find much info on this one at all. Not even sure how long this building has been sitting here for (possibly been sitting here empty for a good 20 years or so, but it looks in very good condition considering). There were plans to convert the old pub into a hotel with office...

I was on my way to see a lady about some ornaments I was collecting when I was at the bus stop over the road waiting to change buses to get over to hers. Fortunately she was real diamond and didn't mind me going later than planed. I have drank in this pub before but I don't usually go down that...

The Crown and Horseshoes was a pub in Langley, Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom, it closed down around 2014-2015. The building stood abandoned for a while and was turned into a Cannabis factory - these pictures were taken a few days after the police raids. A new pub, The Potting Shed opened in...

I found this pub a few years a go when on the way to my partners house and had wanted to venture inside for months! On the way back from an other explore we stopped off and had a look around. History I don't know much about the pub but I did get some information from a friends parent who...

It was a Monday afternoon in east London and me and my mate Ian Beale were enjoying a pleasant spot of day drinking, when he suggested this place to me. I was a little dubious, given Ian's track record of life in general, but he assured me that it was a fine establishment. With Ian half cut, he...

Now this is probably one of my favourite explores I’ve ever done and I’m gutted I can’t remember the location. How we came about it was a bit out of the ordinary. I was on a date with a fellow explorer and we decided to bail to wales for a few days and get to some good locations, we were in a...

History The earliest known record of the pub is from 1818, with the first record of the name "Waggon & Horses" from 1834. The pub was renamed Potters Lodge, before returning to its original name in 2009 when new owners bought and refurbished the venue. A local resident said it had been...

So, I'm following on my last report of a derelict pub with... another derelict pub. But wait! Don't go yet. This time around, this venue was in a lot better condition inside and with some really fun little mementos of its life right up until (almost literally) the doors were locked for the last...

Heya my fellow urbies, I've not been on here in quite a while, and I have a bunch of reports to share from places I've visited over the last year. I'll start off with an explore I did just a couple of days back, which whilst not anything groundbreaking, was still a good fun little poke around...

One of the many pubs that were situated around Broad Street, now it seems it may only be this one and the Ye Old Harrow that still stands. There really isn't much at all inside this pub and there is little indication that it was actually ever even a pub. You can check out all my photos from...