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July 18, 2006
Urban Exploration in the UK
Subterranea Britannica is a society devoted the study and investigation of man-made and man-used underground places with 70 categories
A series of photos of Gosford Castle in Northern Ireland. One of the largest castles ever built in Ireland in the unique style of Normandic revival, which sadly has lain empty for nearly ten years now. It is slowly but surely turning into a ruin. Also, a visit to the abandoned Psych Ward in Morris plains, Greystone
Explorations of abandoned building by Kendall Anderson
Abandoned Airfield from WW2 and Other structures throughout the British countryside
The Thames Estuary Army Forts are not an imaginary post from the game Myst. They are part of Underground Kent. More about the Sea Forts of the North Sea
Cane Hill, London. Built in 1882, it was once the largest building of its type, but it now lies derelict - a magnet for explorers, vandals, even filmmakers and artists.
The Canadian Red Cross Memorial Hospital Shrine in Maidenhead, Berkshire, England
Abandoned Britain. This site documents the urban decay of industrial sites, hospitals and asylums
Disused Stations on London's Underground and London's Abandoned Tube Stations
Friends of Williamson's Tunnels. A strange underground kingdom which has lain beneath the city of Liverpool in north-west England since the early 1800s
Re-post: Derelict London
Urbex and Tim Edensor's British Industrial Ruins
A visit to The Byker Cully. The Cully is where I played as a kid and I'm constantly recalling the stories for people who want to know more about it
Tons of additional links about Ruins and Urban Exploration
Elsewhere: Heatherwick Studio's Rolling Bridge
Eichlers for Sale and Eichler Homes of Southern California. (From Sciatica)
This is another post that I am “co-blogging”, this time with blogger “ILuvNUFC” (=ILuvN(ewcastle)U(nited)F(ootball)C(lub)) who links daily at Look At This, and who provided most of today’s links. (Previous posts here.) Thank you, “ILuvNUFC”! If other bloggers are interested to share the forum here on any other topic, please contact me for details.
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Wow! Amazing posts. I used to work at Cane Hill and to see the pictures in this link is eerie. In fact I worked at a (then) newly built part of the hospital which is still functioning but I had my interview in 1985 the main, old building. Very sad and so wasteful but so much history packed into those beautiful photographs. The photographer has a great eye for shape, form and light. There is a beauty in its decay but it is still so sad. I haven't seen it or visited since I left in 1990.
Posted by: Julie at Jul 18, 2006 2:22:35 PM
Thanks so much for these awesome UE links.. fantastic stuff!!
Posted by: Peabody at Jul 21, 2006 9:36:09 AM
Wow... i'm beginnning to believe you have a divining rod for wonderful links, HL.
Posted by: Anne at Jul 25, 2006 9:20:06 PM