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These are the big ones, the sites that took more than one visit to complete.
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Pyestock One of the largest, interesting and unique sites I've ever explored, Pyestock deserved far more than the few acedemic references and random urban exploration photographs floating around the Internet at the moment. Following on the lessons learnt at Rauceby, this was another project to document a site using urban exploration techniques. |
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Rauceby Virtual Asylum This is an attempt to full document a Victorian lunatic asylum: external walls, interiors, tunnels, view from the water tower, maps and plans. Cane Hill may be the most photographed asylum on the Internet, but Rauceby will be the most fully documented. |
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Cane Hill Hospital Derelict for over ten years, this Victorian asylum, perched on the Farthing Downs to the south of London, has become a Mecca to almost every Urban Explorer in the UK. Therefore, this section will document my own personal crusade of discovery to its crumbling walls. Your central resource of all things Cane Hill. Except the bunker, but that's detailed below... |
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Cane Hill Bunker Cane Hill is absolutely riddled with fun. Not only is there a huge redundant mental hospital perched on its lofty heights, but the woods are filled with tunnels and mysteries. One of the most overlooked, and most misreported, areas of Coulsdon is getting the project treatment. |
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Warley Hospital Luckily I have a large number of photographs of the exterior and interior of Warley plus lots of historical information. So, it made sense to collect it all in one place. |
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High Royds Hospital I've never been to High Royds but I've collected some interesting documents about the former hospital.
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