hertfordshire

After memories of passing this place and being dropped off in the carpark back in the college days, seeing the pub boarded up meant it’s been on the list to explore for quite some time. At the first opportunity, teaming up with Tiny Urban Exploration, we were there! The pub is now...

Dear All, This is my first post on Oblivisionstate even though I have been a member on the Fb page for a while, I thought it was about time I uploaded my photographs on here! You will see that alot of my uploads will be in black and white as this is my preferred medium, with some editing. I...

My visit Got a tip off from a fellow 28DL forum member Northern Ninja, (unsure if they are on OS) and a lot of information regarding this little local explore right on my doorstep from him, so big thanks to him for that. Off I went to order some waders as at the end it was indeed waist deep as...

History Cannot find any history about this place, I will keep digging and get back to you My Visit While on the way to another explore, this place caught the corner of my eye, it didn't look doable and under 24hr CCTV :D , I risked it, a bit of investigative work and I was in, nothing...

Harperbury Hospital History The Middlesex Colony, begun in 1929, was opened on 20th May, 1936, by the Rt. Hon. Sir Kingsley Wood, M.P. Minister of Health. The Colony is intended for mental defectives who are socially inadaptable in the community, or who are neglected or without visible...

A little bit of history on why this building lies empty: it has also suffered 2 major arson attacks (one in downstairs offices and one at the rear in the factory) but walking round there has been many more attempts early this year (2013) you can buy there full list of "useful" contacts...

Thomas Green came to Leeds from Carlton-on-Trent near Newark and founded the company in 1835. The company was originally located at 34 Lower Head Row (now Eastgate), Leeds, and specialised in all types of wirework, including wire weaving and galvanising. The Smithfield Foundry site in North...

Little disappointed with the selection! Now I know its not very exciting, but thought I would share anyway! (apologies for quality of photographs still stuck with damn mobile) :)

This is a sad little house with a sad history of loneliness and death in a fire, it is of no great size but contains the remnants of a life and is now gradually being overgrown by nature with an unclear future.

Named Frog Manor because of the frogs living in the cellar. This amazing old house, tucked away in Hertfordshire in a busy area was largely empty but still had lots of character. Once home to a nice old lady who was very influential in her community. I hear this is now sealed tight and totally...

After spotting this the other day and seeing Canonguy's report i had to have a quick mooch around this place and get a hotel done under my belt :) . The hotel burned down a few years back and has been left to graffiti artists and vandals and probably the homeless, some more info here ...

i dont think there is any real history on this place apart from the owners apparently put the maximum extension allowed on a building and purposely left it unfinished so it would have to be pulled down so they could sell it with plans to add the same size extension again :dunno: *(if there's...

there isnt any real history on this on this place apart from the original owner of this house dies a few years back and she had to children and one wanted to sell and the other wanted to keep it in the family sadly the lady who wanted to keep her mothers house died and i have know idea what is...

The history on this place isn’t being quoted ,no doubt it will all come out in depth at some point just not by me and not today! Originally posted by Mr Raddog..big respect ! This was our 2nd splore of the day which for me started with the alarm waking me up at 2.30am ,quick cuppa and in the...