Eastend Mansion 2008

Hi guys,
I had been dieing to go to this place for a while and I finally had the opportunity. The weather wasn't looking to promising but it actually turned out into a really nice day, just a bit windy. We parked up at the urbex usual spot and made our way to the house.

After walking down the track for a while the house eventually appears on your left hand side and what a bloody fantastic house it is. We made our way inside and had a good look around. The notorious manikins were in there usual silly positions and done there job of adding atmospheric amazingness to the place.

I am sure you all know the history by now but one thing we did find that hasn't been mentioned here is that one of my friends who went a wander around the perimeter of the house, found a plaque, that said 'the house had not been built by hands', I think Fraz13 may have a picture of this as I did not get to see it.

I visited this place along with two friends and Fraz13, it was a fantastic explore and a really comical day.

Thanks for reading,

Urban Shadow

The front of the mansion


The cool piano and Polish 2nd World War plaque


The main staircase


Dark window


Stairs leading to the top of the house


Room in the attic


This room was weird


Stairs to the roof


Another staircase


Window looking out onto the turret


A little snoozing Bat we came across


This is the ultimate spooky window


One of the 1st floor rooms


Madam stripey


Oh no who's that?


Main staircase again


Someone leaning out the window


Some odd flowers


The ghost of Eastend Mansion aka Fraz13


Suicide manikin


Weeeeeee


Urban Shadow


Fraz13


Tosspots


I am sure the other who were here today as well will add there pictures, thanks for having a look, sorry if I have put to many pictures up.

Cheers

Shadow

Well I fancied this place since a first spotted it as well so myself an Shadow decided that today was the day.

Pics are cack compared to above but they do haha













Thought that bat was dead but then saw it breathing (Sorry its Blurry)





This chick was trying to act "Psycho" but lost the heed!!!



Massive thanks to Shadow Charlie and Silent Bob lol

Always enjoy seeing pics from this house. The spooky window is great...and the little bat. Love the stand-alone cast iron stove.

Thanks for a great day btw peeps! sorry am terrable with names!

Aye it was a fantastic day, 'there's a rat in my kitchen what am a gonna do?' hahahahaha

Just as requested urban m8! http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/showthread.php?t=7639

The pics on the N95 aint to bad if you have a bit of light lol it was not too good on some of the interior shots!

I will pm you my photobucket account so you can get a hold of them all if ya want? Am gonna get that rat! lol

That place looks ace, wouldn't mind doing that one

Whats that on the left of the 5th photo down of Fraz's photos?

losttom said:

Whats that on the left of the 5th photo down of Fraz's photos?

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It looks like a rather small startled cat. I suspect it's water or dust on the lens though!

It must have been dust on my lense coz if there was a cat in that house it would have got that rat lol

hahaha it was a large white brick thing laying on the floor, lmao @ startled cat, I can see where your coming from though.
There were suicidal pigeons flying about, I was about to snap a shot when all I heard was a group, 'fuxsake' and this pigeon came flying into the room I was in, smacked into a window then headed for me only to head straight out a smashed window. I was a little startled ha ha ha ha.

That was hilarious lol The crazy fuker came through a broken window at the top of the main stair case and headed straight for me, I ducked down, it flew passed me then I heard the thud as it skelped a closed window in the room. lol

Would that cat have got the rat if it was on the mat?

yes that cat would have got the rat but only if it got its fat ass off the mat where it was sat being watched by the half deed bat!

I wonder where the Manikins came from, there seemed to be a room full of them all wrapped up. I wonder how old the clothes are that are on them and who it was that dressed them up. Inquiring minds want to know! And what does it mean the house was 'not built by hands'.