Abandoned Memoriez

13/11/2025

13/11/2025

Lidgett house 🏚👻

The property was long associated with Mr. and Mrs. Lidgett, a well-known and affluent couple in the area. The Lidgetts were financially comfortable, with Mr. Lidgett operating the surrounding farmland, which contributed significantly to their wealth and local standing. Over the years, the household kept several dogs, with their most recent companions being Springer Spaniels.

Despite the outward appearance of prosperity, life within the house was marked by hardship, particularly for Mrs. Lidgett. She was a double amputee, reliant on two prosthetic legs, and her mobility declined further in her later years due to deteriorating health. Accounts from carers describe her as a gentle, softly-spoken woman with a fondness for beautiful clothing and dressing elegantly. However, she rarely left the house, reportedly venturing out only three times a year when a close friend took her on outings.

By contrast, Mr. Lidgett was remembered far less favourably. Descriptions from those who knew the couple suggest he was a difficult and unkind husband. During periods when his wife’s health confined her largely to her room, he is said to have provided her with poor-quality meals, turned off her lights and television after the carers had left, and generally contributed to an environment of neglect. Carers often countered this by bringing her proper food and companionship. The couple lived largely separate lives, each occupying their own room within the house.

There is supposedly a spectral presence, particularly that of a young boy. Mrs. Lidgett herself reportedly saw the child sitting on the stairs, and at least one carer claimed to have witnessed unexplained activity in the home, vowing never to return. I, however, noted no unusual atmosphere in the house or uncomfortable presence.

Mrs. Lidgett passed away in 2010, after years of declining health. Mr. Lidgett later moved into a care home, where he remained until his death in hospital in 2017 at the age of eighty-three. The family also included Mr. Lidgett’s brother, Rupert, whose First World War service is commemorated in a photograph kept within the household, showing him in military uniform.

Today, the story of the Lidgetts offers a glimpse into the private realities behind a prominent rural home—combining local memory, personal tragedy, and stories of spiritual sightings long after its residents are gone.

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10/11/2025

digby beef farm

09/11/2025

John and Sandra's house

09/11/2025

⭐️⭐️Andys house⭐️⭐️

Very interesting house, the milk in the fridge expired January and by the look of the calenders of 2024.
Personally I think whoever lived there was living in the condition it was in and the question i really wanted to ask is....where did all the cats go?
By the look of it the owner had a few with the amount of food pouches and full cat litter tray of cat poo.
There was 3 photos of cats on the bedroom wall.

It was strange that the landing light was already on when we entered and all the electric still worked.
But clearly from the toilet (sorry about the photo 🤣🤮) they havnt lived there for a long time.
Big question - where is andy now?

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Explored with bearded reality ✌️

27/10/2025

Allen brickworks

Allen Brickworks, established by Henry Victor Allen in 1905, was a significant manufacturer of refractory bricks in the Walterclough Valley, Halifax. Initially known for producing Selfrac bricks, which were famous for their high-temperature resistance, the works became a plastics factory in the 1960s. The site eventually fell into ruin due to a series of suspicious fires and bankruptcy, leading to its abandonment and decay over the years. Today, it is a popular site for urban exploration and is characterized by its overgrown vegetation and crumbling structures, reflecting its industrial past.

The explore
It was very easy, the site is very open so a short walk takes you straight into the site.

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24/10/2025

old farmers house 🚜👨‍🌾

Belongs to a farmer who owns the fields behind but due to subsidence has left it to rot.
iv heard people have felt a dark presence in the house but i didnt feel anything when i explored it part from the loads of pigeons nesting.
Explored with lucy 👩

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02/10/2025

☠️28 YEARS LATER LOCATION☠️

East kielder farm hidden away in kielder Forest. I don't know any history about the farm that i can find.
No access into the house but lots of farm buildings and land.
The explore was easy but the ride on the ruff road was not.
The farm was breifly used in the film

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30/09/2025

☠️28 YEARS LATER FILM 2025 FILMING LOCATION ☠️

This farmhouse used in the film is an abandoned farmhouse that the main character, Spike, and his dad ends up spending the night in after being chased by the undead up the fields. This location is significant as it marks a pivotal moment in the film, where Spike learns that Dr. Kelson, dismissed as a mad hermit, may actually be the key to his mother's treatment for the infected. The farmhouse's setting is crucial to the plot, as it provides a sense of safety and the opportunity for the characters to connect and make decisions that could impact their survival.

A short walk from the car through a few fields passed some sheep brought us to the farmhouse, there was no access to the main house but there was access into some of the outbuildings.
There was no visible vehicle track/access so the film crew must have taken minimum filming equipment.

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26/03/2023