Abandoned Places

In the process of being demolished. There were lots of derelict buildings to explore but now inaccessible due to building work.

1st & 2nd world war RAF base. Closed in 2006 and sold to Norfolk County Council for business use.

Grade II listed mediaeval buildings, built around the 15th/16th centuries, located in Warwick.

A Grade II listed building, built in 1814 and now partly demolished, located in the heart of Norfolk

A vast expanse of land with huge buildings on it, full of asbestos and mostly overgrown. Some buildings were sold off to businesses. The airfield is in regular use with the MOD.

An organised photography trip to this site. It is abandoned but parts of it have been sympathetically restored. Managed by an elderly gentleman who clearly loves the site.

A Victorian farmhouse used by nearby RAF Upwood for housing two RAF families. Now demolished.

A mediaeval church sympathetically restored in the heart of Norfolk. The surrounding building lays in ruins and was lovely to look round and photograph.

11th Century monastery and castle abandoned and left to ruin after it was deserted in the Middle Ages. Now a popular visitor spot.

A closed down RAF base in Norfolk. Some buildings are in use by local businesses and residents. Many buildings remain empty and the site intact.

Former RAF base in current use as a construction college so the buildings are in good order and protected by security.

A once-popular social venue and licenced for weddings, badly managed and abandoned in 2016 it now lays in ruins after a large fire.

A quaint little mediaeval church on a hill near the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk laying in ruins. Once part of a bustling village.