hey all its ya boi, Torch here back from a brief hiatus ( not that anyone cared
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anywhore long story short, after looking up places to prevent a potential soggy derp I stumbled across this little gem.
Before I go any further allow me to lay down the lore:
The history of Brampton Park and the building now used as the Officers’ Mess can be traced back to the 12th Century when the estate was the same size as it is now (approximately 125 acres)
In 1279, the property was ceded to the family of Philip Daules (probably a Frenchman, Philip D'Aules or de Aules) with a yearly tax of 6 shillings; it then passed to Robert Daules in 1288 and from him, in 1328, to Reyner Daules.
The great fire of 1907
Lady Olivia was a noted philanthropist and is known to have been responsible for a church in Huntingdon which was used by her own private religious sect, "The Countess of Huntingdon Connection". She died in 1863.Twenty six years after the death of Lady Olivia, the building became an institution for the cure of stammerers and remained as such until 1907. In that year there occurred the most spectacular and devastating fire in Brampton Park's history: the eastern half of the building was gutted in a blaze which lasted 3 days. The destruction was so complete that no attempt was made to rebuild the original house and little more than one-third of the building, as it stood before the fire, is now in existence
The video (Duration 8:46)
The explore
I was surprised by the overall condition of the place
Service reports from '94 - '08
someone had some brains on them ( not enough it seems)
Keys keys and mo' keys
random hallway shot
Maps of France
map of europe
nice little room, equip with fireplace
Lovely little chilling spot next to the fire
gorgeous ceiling
The bar
Oh and ainsley harriot for some reason
Thanks for stopping by
Ya boi
-Torch
)anywhore long story short, after looking up places to prevent a potential soggy derp I stumbled across this little gem.
Before I go any further allow me to lay down the lore:
The history of Brampton Park and the building now used as the Officers’ Mess can be traced back to the 12th Century when the estate was the same size as it is now (approximately 125 acres)
In 1279, the property was ceded to the family of Philip Daules (probably a Frenchman, Philip D'Aules or de Aules) with a yearly tax of 6 shillings; it then passed to Robert Daules in 1288 and from him, in 1328, to Reyner Daules.
The great fire of 1907
Lady Olivia was a noted philanthropist and is known to have been responsible for a church in Huntingdon which was used by her own private religious sect, "The Countess of Huntingdon Connection". She died in 1863.Twenty six years after the death of Lady Olivia, the building became an institution for the cure of stammerers and remained as such until 1907. In that year there occurred the most spectacular and devastating fire in Brampton Park's history: the eastern half of the building was gutted in a blaze which lasted 3 days. The destruction was so complete that no attempt was made to rebuild the original house and little more than one-third of the building, as it stood before the fire, is now in existence
The video (Duration 8:46)
The explore
I was surprised by the overall condition of the place
Service reports from '94 - '08
someone had some brains on them ( not enough it seems)
Keys keys and mo' keys
random hallway shot
Maps of France
map of europe
nice little room, equip with fireplace
Lovely little chilling spot next to the fire
gorgeous ceiling
The bar
Oh and ainsley harriot for some reason
Thanks for stopping by
Ya boi
-Torch
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