grimsby

Grimsby Ice Factory Visited with @EOA and @eastyham after our first stop was a failure and without a back up plan we were struggling so up to Grimsby it was. Good choice. Cracking place this. Old as fook, plenty of decay, rot, growth, shonky floors and endless amounts of pigeon poop. I walked...

The Grimsby Swimming Pool, know locally as Scartho Baths and usually pronounced “Scaffa Baffs” opened in 1962. The size of the pool was 110ft by 42ft with a depth range from 3ft to 6.5ft. The deepest section was in the centre, with a shallow end at each end of the pool. A barrier towards one end...

Can't really find much history on this place but was used for making ropes.. On with the photo's. Thanks for looking :)

The Grimsby Ice Factory is a historic former ice factory that was constructed from 1898–1901 to provide crushed ice to preserve fish stored in ships at Grimsby's seaport. The Factory engaged in operations up to 1990. The buildings still contain some of the original historic machinery from...

Back ground History, The cinema first opened in 1937 as the Regal with 1,966 seats, and was renamed the ABC in 1961. In 1966, the former stalls were converted into a supermarket, with the cinema occupying the original balcony area. By 1980, there were three screens, with 300 seats in screen...