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Embark with us on a journey to South Drive, an eerie and deserted street nestled in England. Constructed in the 1930s on an Airbase, these homes once served as accommodations for military and scientific personnel. Among the notable inhabitants was Sir John Cockroft, a distinguished British physicist renowned for his pivotal role in splitting the atomic nucleus and catalyzing the advent of Nuclear Power. Come with us as we delve into the rich history of this abandoned locale! Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Also joined by the following explorers: @ExploringWithin @TheSecretVault #Urbex #AbandonedPlaces #NuclearStreet #AbandonedExploration #UrbexAdventure #UrbanAdventure #Decay #ForgottenPlaces #ExploreAbandoned #SecretsUnveiled #AbandonedWonders #LostInTime #ExploreAndDiscover #UrbanDiscovery #ExploreHistory #ExplorationNation #Curiosity #UrbexJourney #DiscoveringHistory #UrbexCommunity

Swan Mine, also known as Kingsdown Quarry, is a relatively small Bath Stone mine. It began operation in the 18th century and was in use up until 1932. It was the last mine operational in the UK to remove stone by horse and cart- the hoof marks and cart tracks can still be seen today! A well-preserved crane is hidden within its depths. Records from 1896 show there were just 13 people working the mine, significantly less than in others nearby. At least two miners are known to have been killed by collapses whilst working the mine. Parts of the quarry were worked by up to three different quarry masters at the same time Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Also joined by the following explorers: @ExploringWithin #SwanMine #MineExploration #AbandonedMine #UndergroundAdventure #ExploringSwanMine #MiningHeritage #IndustrialHeritage #MiningArtifacts

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Has anyone passed away within this house? The carpet has been lifted in a manner resembling a square, possibly suggesting that a body was positioned there undergoing decomposition. Speculation is all we can entertain. This location must unquestionably claim the top position for the most unpleasant odors I have ever encountered. It surpassed even the sewers I've ventured into! Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Also joined by the following explorers: @pompeye1521 @TheSecretVault #UrbanExploration #AbandonedPlaces #MoldInfestation #HauntedCottage #ExplorationJourney #MoldRemediation #AdventureSeeker #CreepyLocations #MoldAwareness #ParanormalEncounters #UrbanAdventure #ForgottenHomes

In this exploration we're are given a location by @markurbex6579 the home reveals a treasure trove of forgotten memories and history.Walking through the front door, one immediately notices the dusty, yet well-preserved furniture scattered throughout. A faded floral armchair sits beside a worn wooden coffee table, seemingly frozen in time. The room is adorned with yellowed newspapers from decades ago, giving a glimpse into the past. A sense of nostalgia and curiosity fills the air as one wonders about the lives that once thrived within these walls. Moving further into the home, the kitchen tells its own tale. Antique appliances, once the height of modern technology, now stand as relics of a bygone era. The countertops, adorned with peeling wallpaper, bear witness to countless meals lovingly prepared. The worn-out stove, now cold and silent, holds the echoes of laughter and conversations shared over many gatherings. The bedroom, though modest in size, holds remnants of personal belongings that speak volumes about its previous occupants. A dusty bookshelf houses an array of weathered novels, whispering of adventures and escapades that once transported the reader to distant lands. A faded photograph, delicately framed, captures a moment frozen in time, reminding us of the joys and sorrows that make up a lifetime. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Also joined by the following explorers: @ExploringWithin @markurbex6579 #derelictplaces #urbex #abandonedplaces

Reigate Battle HQ, also known as Reigate Citadel, is a military structure located in Reigate, Surrey, England. It played a significant role during World War II as a command center for coordinating defense and intelligence operations. Uncovering its history reveals a fascinating tale of wartime strategy and preparation. Construction: The construction of Reigate Battle HQ began in the early 1940s as part of Britain’s defensive measures against potential German invasion. It was one of several similar structures built across the country to serve as command and control centers. The exact purpose of Reigate Battle HQ was to house and coordinate the operations of various military and intelligence units. Layout and Features: Reigate Battle HQ is an underground facility, strategically designed to withstand bombings and other attacks. It consists of a series of interconnected tunnels and chambers built beneath the surface. The interior includes various rooms for different functions, such as operations, communication, and accommodation for personnel. The facility also had its own power supply, ventilation system, and access points for incoming and outgoing communications. Role during World War II: During World War II, Reigate Battle HQ served as a vital command center in the region. From here, military commanders coordinated defense operations and communicated with other units across the country. It played a crucial role in disseminating information, maintaining situational awareness, and issuing orders to troops. Additionally, the HQ housed intelligence units, which gathered and analyzed information on enemy activities, contributing to the overall war effort. Post-War Years: After the war, Reigate Battle HQ's importance diminished, and it was no longer used for military purposes. It remained largely forgotten until its rediscovery in the 1990s. Since then, efforts have been made to preserve and protect this historic site. Preservation and Access: Today, Reigate Battle HQ is a protected site of historical significance. Although the exact purpose and activities carried out within its walls remain classified, efforts have been made to shed light on its history. The tunnels have been mapped, and some areas have been opened to the public on special occasions, allowing visitors to explore and learn about this hidden chapter in Britain’s wartime history. In conclusion, Reigate Battle HQ is a testament to the strategic planning and preparation undertaken by the British during World War II. While its exact role remains somewhat shrouded in secrecy, efforts to uncover its history and preserve this significant site for future generations provide valuable insights into the nation's military history. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Also joined by the following explorers: @ExploringWithin @TheSecretVault #derelictplaces #urbex #abandonedplaces #ww2 #bunker

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****THIS PLACE HAS NOW BEEN SOLD AND IS CURRENTLY BEING RENOVATED****PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO VISIT******** in this explore we visit the home of Dana Zeera a poet and one half of the London-based band, The Straylings. We uncover the treasures left behind by her and play on the grand piano. BIG thanks to @TheSecretVault for the drone footage. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Also joined by the following explorers: @ExploringWithin @TheSecretVault #derelictplaces #urbex #abandonedplaces #abandonedmansion #Dana-Zeera

PLEASE DO NOT VISIT THIS SITE AS THE EXPLORE WAS FILMED LAST YEAR!! THE HOUSE HAS NOW BEEN SOLD! This idyllic house thought to have been built for Poet Laureate Alfred Lord Tennyson, was sold for £1.6m. The house was formerly part of the nearby Aldworth Estate, which is widely known to have been built for Tennyson in 1869, and designed by his friend Sir James Knowles. Tennyson, who became Poet Laureate in 1850 and held the title until his death in 1892, was a favored subject of Queen Victoria, who made him a Baron in 1884. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB8_lpEGcd_ym-PeopgSg/join HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hiddenhistorywithray HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_history_with_ray Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! @VacantHaven @pompeye1521 #derelictplaces #urbex #abandonedplaces #abandonedmansion #hobbits

Snape Hill Mine, also known as Scrag Oak, was mined for iron ore for just over a year between 1857 and 1858. Although iron mining in the area had mostly been abandoned by this date, the building of a railway line from Tunbridge Wells to Hastings exposed a seam of iron ore that was obviously considered worth pursuing. Small mines were excavated on both sides of the railway line and in (unfulfiled) anticipation of a long line of income, the local pub enterprisingly changed its name to The Miners' Arms. The mines were excavated and recorded in 2000 by members of the Kent Underground Research Group (KURG). Both mines were waterlogged and blocked with clay but hard work opened them up. KURG found adits north and south of the railway, each about 150 metres long. Some artefacts remained including trackwork and grafitti. The entrances were secured with access for bats; it is likely that the southern mine is now once again flooded. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB... HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_hist... HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hidde... Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB... @ExploringWithin #abandonedplacesuk #abandonedplaces #abandonedmines #abandonedmine

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The Grasshopper Inn dates back to 1271 and according to old newspaper cuttings, it was the center of the villages' social life. Originally there were two cottages huddled together behind a dusty cart track. One of the small cottages was used as a beer house called 'The Plough'. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRTB... HHWR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hidden_hist... HHWR FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hidde... Also, feel free to leave a COMMENT and I will ALWAYS reply to you! @ExploringWithin @VacantHaven @pompeye1521 #abandonedplaces #abandonedmansion #urbex #derelictplaces