Southern Splore Tour Part 2 Potters manor nr crowborough.Sussex
With terror school under are belts and a slight smell of soiled underware we set off for location 2A
,with the sun setting in a few hours we needed somewhere to splore and sleep so where better to than Steep Park House (Potters Manor) also known as the haunted house
by the locals, whooooooo.... i feel a Scooby Doo moment coming on. The house was built in 1904 by Hugh Jokin the classical architect and what a job he did.
Steep Park House got the name Potters Manor through the last inhabitants French born Monsieur James Francis Walford and sa femme Murial Walford being
a family of artisans and potters one day they just packed up and left the building for reasons only known to them ,leaving behind there home, paintings, furniture and a range of personal
belongings that now due to the nature of small minded people have been ransacked, strune all over the place is the art and lives of the Walfords, tiles are missing on
the roof and the elements look to be taking there turn attacking the house,ive seen pictures of this location in good nick a far stretch to what we saw, i did hear that the owners where
asking people not to vist as they intended to restore the house but for whatever reason the house seems to have been left to its rapid state of decline and inevitably its demise.
I ve seen many pictures of Potters ,some of my favs and was glad i got the chance see it for myself.
Due to the state of the place sleeping in the building was not a good idea so we pitched up camp in the garden, a few beers, a bit to eat and settled in to see what the night brought, maybe a ghost sighting?, a strange noise or light?,unfortunately but predictably nothing, a good nights sleep (even though the weather turned and it lashed it down) we were ready to take the southern splore tour to day two in this fantastic and fruitful part of the Country.
Alt and Sshhh.... will probably be up to show you there pictures and take of this place ,a huge Thanks for looking.
Thanks for looking and next time your in the area your welcome to stay.
Take a look at part one [ame="http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/showthread.php?t=22957"]here[/ame] .
With terror school under are belts and a slight smell of soiled underware we set off for location 2A
,with the sun setting in a few hours we needed somewhere to splore and sleep so where better to than Steep Park House (Potters Manor) also known as the haunted house
by the locals, whooooooo.... i feel a Scooby Doo moment coming on. The house was built in 1904 by Hugh Jokin the classical architect and what a job he did.
Steep Park House got the name Potters Manor through the last inhabitants French born Monsieur James Francis Walford and sa femme Murial Walford being
a family of artisans and potters one day they just packed up and left the building for reasons only known to them ,leaving behind there home, paintings, furniture and a range of personal
belongings that now due to the nature of small minded people have been ransacked, strune all over the place is the art and lives of the Walfords, tiles are missing on
the roof and the elements look to be taking there turn attacking the house,ive seen pictures of this location in good nick a far stretch to what we saw, i did hear that the owners where
asking people not to vist as they intended to restore the house but for whatever reason the house seems to have been left to its rapid state of decline and inevitably its demise.
I ve seen many pictures of Potters ,some of my favs and was glad i got the chance see it for myself.
Due to the state of the place sleeping in the building was not a good idea so we pitched up camp in the garden, a few beers, a bit to eat and settled in to see what the night brought, maybe a ghost sighting?, a strange noise or light?,unfortunately but predictably nothing, a good nights sleep (even though the weather turned and it lashed it down) we were ready to take the southern splore tour to day two in this fantastic and fruitful part of the Country.
Alt and Sshhh.... will probably be up to show you there pictures and take of this place ,a huge Thanks for looking.
Thanks for looking and next time your in the area your welcome to stay.
Take a look at part one [ame="http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/showthread.php?t=22957"]here[/ame] .