Second visit to this place, first time went with 3 guys off another forum. Went again with Ferox & found the basement 
thanks mate a good mooch as always. After a hair raising entry into the building (one of the last guys i went with compared it to the early Tomb Raider games on PS1) we started taking photos & heard voices coming towards us but it was just a group of kids, to be fair they were pretty sound & told us of an easier way out, unfortunately we couldn't find it & had an even more hair raising exit. Was glad we got into the basement which was a lot bigger than i thought, obviously lighting was poor so didn't get the best pics down there still enjoyed exploring it though
Didn't get any actual external shots so this will have to do.
History,
"Robert Garnett was born on 6 Jun 1830 in Penketh, Warrington, Lancs. He died on 9 Apr 1903 in Penketh, Warrington, Lancs.. He was buried in Sankey. He married Mary James on 15 Sep 1859 in Stanwix, Carlisle. Robert was employed as a Cabinet maker. He was a generous local benefactor to many churches and charities and even laid the foundation stone at penketh methodist church."
One of the last explorers i went with told us apparently a few years back the police were called after someone heard screaming from inside the building but it was searched & nothing was found.
the basement
thanks mate a good mooch as always. After a hair raising entry into the building (one of the last guys i went with compared it to the early Tomb Raider games on PS1) we started taking photos & heard voices coming towards us but it was just a group of kids, to be fair they were pretty sound & told us of an easier way out, unfortunately we couldn't find it & had an even more hair raising exit. Was glad we got into the basement which was a lot bigger than i thought, obviously lighting was poor so didn't get the best pics down there still enjoyed exploring it though Didn't get any actual external shots
so this will have to do.
History,
"Robert Garnett was born on 6 Jun 1830 in Penketh, Warrington, Lancs. He died on 9 Apr 1903 in Penketh, Warrington, Lancs.. He was buried in Sankey. He married Mary James on 15 Sep 1859 in Stanwix, Carlisle. Robert was employed as a Cabinet maker. He was a generous local benefactor to many churches and charities and even laid the foundation stone at penketh methodist church."
One of the last explorers i went with told us apparently a few years back the police were called after someone heard screaming from inside the building but it was searched & nothing was found.
the basement
