Mockingbird visits Pool Parc with Cunningplan
So another location of the Wales tour consisted of pool parc! I personally did not fancy denbigh all that much, an cunningplan had not been to pool parc, so we decided to head here, not much of interest to me personally only the stairs, so im sure cunningplan will add a tonne of other shots of the place, I guess once you've seen one asylum room you have kinda seen them all, well to me anyway dont think anything beats severalls so maybe I had high standards compared or im just lacking interest.
Some history below
Originally owned by Sir Walter Bagot, the current buildings were rebuilt in the late 1820′s. It was acquired by the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital and opened in 1937 to accommodate 80+ patients to relieve the overcrowding at the much larger Denbigh Asylum. It eventually closed in 1990 and has laid derelict ever since
Here is my un inspired effort of the place
IMGP7417 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7419 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7428 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7430 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7431 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7433 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7434 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7435 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7437 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7441 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7444 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7446 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7447 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
IMGP7450 by urbexmockingbird, on Flickr
Over to cunningplan to blow my shots out the water!
So another location of the Wales tour consisted of pool parc! I personally did not fancy denbigh all that much, an cunningplan had not been to pool parc, so we decided to head here, not much of interest to me personally only the stairs, so im sure cunningplan will add a tonne of other shots of the place, I guess once you've seen one asylum room you have kinda seen them all, well to me anyway dont think anything beats severalls so maybe I had high standards compared or im just lacking interest.
Some history below
Originally owned by Sir Walter Bagot, the current buildings were rebuilt in the late 1820′s. It was acquired by the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital and opened in 1937 to accommodate 80+ patients to relieve the overcrowding at the much larger Denbigh Asylum. It eventually closed in 1990 and has laid derelict ever since
Here is my un inspired effort of the place
IMGP7417 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7419 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7428 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7430 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7431 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7433 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7434 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7435 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7437 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7441 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7444 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7446 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7447 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrIMGP7450 by urbexmockingbird, on FlickrOver to cunningplan to blow my shots out the water!
