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The abandoned but very grand Château Lumiere was built for the descendant of a wealthy tobacco tycoon the Neo-Baroque style building was erected in the early 1900′s. The building is protected and surprisingly appears in reasonable shape considering that information suggests that it has been largely unoccupied since the 1950’s…
The now abandoned Ford Transit Van Factory near Southampton has some real history to it. The Factory was initially built as a shadow factory in 1939 near to Southampton Airport and was originally used to produce aircraft parts. In particular the factory, during World War II made components for the Supermarine Spitfire and later was used to assemble the aircraft. As a result it was bombed on several occasions by the Nazi Luftwaffe…
History For a bit more of a detailed run down on the history of the now abandoned, soon to be completely demolished, Rossendale Hospital check the report from the first visit in January 2013. Briefly, the site started out as a workhouse for the poor built at some point in the late 1800. The site…
The Abandoned Mansfield General Hospital. Construction initially began in 1889 and the hospital opened just one year later in 1890 with the intention of providing additional facilities to the local residents in light of outbreaks of diseases such as Typhoid, smallpox and tuberculosis which caused an increased demand for more hospital beds…
Alla Italia is an abandoned Spa resort for wealthy members of a Belgian town. The resort closed after a new larger, more modern facility opened near by. The main attraction to this place is the interesting Italian themed architecture in the entrance hall which features columns and painted ceilings in a mock Italian style…
The Chateau itself was obviously the main draw and I think accounts for most of the photos below including the lovely spiral staircase which leads up to a small landing area with decoratively painted walls. There was a room with an examination bed and a few pieces of other medical equipment which were one of the few remaining reminders of the last function of the building as a care home for the elderly.
These pics are amazing! I would dearly love floor plans for this chateau. Is it possible to get these anywhere?
I also would love to see more. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for your comment, I cant say ive come across any floor plans of the place in my research, I did stumble across some old photos from when the place was open and functioning as a school they were interesting. I’d love to go back and see a bit more of the place perhaps get some video footage but the grounds keeper is becoming more hostile as time goes on apparently :/
hello, me and my friends wanted to visit the place, but herd it is not possible anymore. Did you encounter any problems with some guards or stg ? Is it possible to go there and walk around the place without any problems? Would appreciate if you help, thanks in advance, J
If you read the first part of the post: http://www.proj3ctm4yh3m.com/urbex/2013/02/04/urbexcastle-miranda-aka-chateau-de-noisy-belgium-december-2012-part-1/ You’ll find that we were shot at by the grounds keeper and he wasnt even aware that we had been inside. Unfortunately the castle is still privately owned despite government attempts to purchase it I believe with the intentions of restoring it but alas the owner is not prepared to sell so its just going down hill. Unfortunately I am not aware of any way to even walk around the grounds with permission. Its such a shame as its a beautiful building I’d quite haippy spend several visits just taking external photos :).
Best of luck if you do go and please let me know how you get on 🙂
I was the same the first time I saw the place it was instantly the top of my to do list where it remained for 4 years! finally got around to it at the end of 2012 🙂
I really enjoyed the pictures! Thank you! 🙂 Really worth getting shot at 😉
You wrote that it will be torn down in 2014… Is it true…? I really hope that the 7000 signatures will stop that from happening!
hey, to anyone reading this article, this beautiful building close to being demolished. please go over to https://www.lapetition.be/en-ligne/Sauvegarde-du-Chateau-de-Noisy-13814.html and sign the petition to have it saved! i know its in french but i don’t want to see yet another amazing piece of history destroyed.
These pics are amazing! I would dearly love floor plans for this chateau. Is it possible to get these anywhere?
I also would love to see more. Thank you for sharing
Hi Laurie,
Thanks for your comment, I cant say ive come across any floor plans of the place in my research, I did stumble across some old photos from when the place was open and functioning as a school they were interesting. I’d love to go back and see a bit more of the place perhaps get some video footage but the grounds keeper is becoming more hostile as time goes on apparently :/
All the best
Proj3ct
hello, me and my friends wanted to visit the place, but herd it is not possible anymore. Did you encounter any problems with some guards or stg ? Is it possible to go there and walk around the place without any problems? Would appreciate if you help, thanks in advance, J
Hi J,
If you read the first part of the post: http://www.proj3ctm4yh3m.com/urbex/2013/02/04/urbexcastle-miranda-aka-chateau-de-noisy-belgium-december-2012-part-1/ You’ll find that we were shot at by the grounds keeper and he wasnt even aware that we had been inside. Unfortunately the castle is still privately owned despite government attempts to purchase it I believe with the intentions of restoring it but alas the owner is not prepared to sell so its just going down hill. Unfortunately I am not aware of any way to even walk around the grounds with permission. Its such a shame as its a beautiful building I’d quite haippy spend several visits just taking external photos :).
Best of luck if you do go and please let me know how you get on 🙂
Proj3ct M4yh3m
I can’t stop looking the pics, i cant believe the beauty of the place!!! i felt in love i swear!!!!
I was the same the first time I saw the place it was instantly the top of my to do list where it remained for 4 years! finally got around to it at the end of 2012 🙂
All the best PM
Such beauty wasted. Thank you so much for sharing with the rest of the world. I greatly enjoyed the photos .
I really enjoyed the pictures! Thank you! 🙂 Really worth getting shot at 😉
You wrote that it will be torn down in 2014… Is it true…? I really hope that the 7000 signatures will stop that from happening!
hey, to anyone reading this article, this beautiful building close to being demolished. please go over to https://www.lapetition.be/en-ligne/Sauvegarde-du-Chateau-de-Noisy-13814.html and sign the petition to have it saved! i know its in french but i don’t want to see yet another amazing piece of history destroyed.