School of no name December 2008

I am a bit late in posting this report, and apologise for not publishing the name or location featured. The reason for this is in hope that it's condition will remain un-vandalised and generally well preserved. Any messages asking where it is will be ignored.

One of the last explores of 2008 was a satisfying trip to a site of grandeur and practically no vandal damage. Believed to be some sort of private school.

This site closed some time in the earlier half of the decade. I first visited on a recce in summer 2008,
and it is built to a very high standard of detail, and contains some of the grandest rooms and features I have witnessed while exploring - including the hall which is unlike anything i have ever seen at a school!

Exterior photos are from May 2008 recce, interiors and exteriors taken from inside are from late December last year.

Visited with Lost and Jaff Fox.

Enjoy.



































































Anyone who knows where this place is, please keep the name and location off the forum. Thanks.

Hi Mr. B.

A crackin' Report. How many architectural details?!!

Seen ya "minor" adjustment

Thanks for sharing,

Lb :jimlad:

thats a cracking report
cant fault you for keeping the name under wraps

Agreed. Keep this to yaself matey.

Nice! What's the hubcap fondle picture all about though?

M

Breath taking mate - love it!!

gobsmacked and in awe!

Just amazing........I'm speechless! A SCHOOL?????

Thanks so much for sharing these photos.

Wow, that is truly wonderful. So many delightful things!
Superb find, Mr B.

that's a really nice find. like your lighting in the graduation shot and the ghetto multitap.

Thanks everyone for your encouraging replies, and also for being understanding about not releasing the name or location of this former school.

I'll be keeping an occasional eye out for signs of development.

Mr. B

wow, amazing place. I'm loving that metal spiral staircase.

WOW, that was a school? It's awesome. Beautiful architecture, carvings, everything, I absolutely love. Can't believe it was used as a school, it's just gorgeous.

Excellent pics MrB, I can see exactly why you're keeping it under wraps.

Cheers mate,

Sal

Here's a few of mine, sorry if any are repeats of Mr. B's, but he has covered it pretty comprehensively!

V. v. nice

Great shots there Lost, less wonky than mine too!

Real nice lookin place
I think you are right to keep its location quiet - dont want to see that pikey'd about with
thanks for showing the pics

Jules

stunning place

Fantastic place & great report - fully agree with keeping it under wraps, this place needs to be preserved.

That's amazing, cheers for the reports!

stunning find. An absolute gem of a building. Thanks for sharing