Abandoned - Glaisnock Mansion House - Ayrshire
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2021
- History
Glaisnock Mansion House, built around 1833, 1 mile south of Cumnock, was designed by James Ingram of Kilmarnock
The estate was broken up around 1949 with the mansion being bought by the County Council. The Council opened Glaisnock in 1952 as a junior secondary school. The school specializing in rural education, took in boarders as well as day pupils. Glaisnock was operated as a four year school from 1968 until its closure in June 1973.
In 2005, a £6 million refurbishment plan got underway to transform Glaisnock House into a European Centre for Creativity.
Glaisnock House’s owner from China passed away in 2015. The plans to convert it into a heritage centre have never been realised.
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I spent 5 days in Glaisnock house in 1977.. I was 12 years old and this was my final primary school trip. I have great memories of my school mates and of our experience there . Glaisnock was an absolutely magnificent building , a really special house that had an atmosphere and a presence that few buildings can match..To see it like this is truly shocking . I truly hope that one day it will be restored to it's former magnificence
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Thanks for sharing your memories, even in its current condition I could see it once was a magnificent building. I'm pleased my video braught back memories for you an I agree I hope they do something with the building soon before it's too late to save 😊
Sad to see this. I'm 44 , went here with the school for a week when in primary 7.
Great memorys. Days out adventuring ayrshire. Guy called hendry was our guide. Took us to wanlockhead mining village and into the hills in the snow , found some fools gold. Great intro to the outdoors of scotland for a kid.
The dormitory I was in was middle right when facing the building , can remember looking out the window.
Truly saddened. I'll never forget the place. Thanks for video
Thanks for your lovely memory Howard. It sounds like you had lots of fun doing different activities. It's such a shame this facility was closed for these school trips ☹️
awesome place to explore big likes full
Thanks I'm pleased you enjoyed it 🙂
That poor house. The destruction was so sad. Thank you for taking us that day 😀😀
Your most welcome, it was actually quite fun all of us exploring together 😊
Sort of place you really need to be careful in . .Sad to see these old buildings like this tho . . . Thanks for sharing Rob . . .
Thanks for watching Alan. Yeah it's always best to tred carefully 😁
Wow nice explore there Rob mate. Hope ya well pal.
Thank you im please you like it. I'm good thanks, hope you're keeping well too. I'm currently home teaching my youngest an it takes up most of my time thus I'm hardly out exploring. This place was filmed back in Dec. I've only just gotten around to editing it 😁
Sad that old mansions like this are allowed to end up this way. They don’t build them like this now. Save it before it’s too late
I totally agree, it's such a waste letting these buildings just sit an deteriorate. Thanks for watching 😊
I spent 5 days there in 1989/ 1990 with my P7 class. Amazing trip, my dad was also a teacher on the residential visit. St Mark's Primary in Irvine ❤️ happy days!
Hi Ann-Marie, I was amazed by the building in it's current state. It must have been beautiful back then. Thanks for sharing your lovely memory 😊
Very nice place.. Aww i hope i can visit there soon
It was a great place to explore 🙂
very interesting!!
Thanks 🙂
Wow!! Mate what a location. Loved this!!
Thanks, it was a great place to explore 😁
Love a fellow Scottish explorer ! Subbed !
Welcome fellow explorer. Il pop over an check out your channel too.
@@RobsUrbanExploring thank you :)
Wow that’s awesome great find abounded mansion what a find well done 👍
Thanks I'm pleased you enjoyed it 🙂
Great video and interesting Mansion House. Best regards and thanks for sharing. Have a nice week. 👍
Thanks for watching Greg, hope you have a nice week too 🙂
Love seeing your perspective Rob the camera 📷 you use is amazing, excellent music 🎵 too really captures the sad eerie feels x👍🎵🏴🎥
Thanks Macey, my camera has its positives and negatives, my current lens isn't good in low light but if I get one for that then I loose the zoom 🤦♂️. It was a great place to explore, its a pity its in such a state.
Good find. That house is tore up
Thanks Naomi, yea it's condition has deteriorated fairly quickly in the 5 years its been empty.
So sad to see this grand old mansion fall to ruins, thank you for sharing the explore and like the music perfect for the video.
Hi an welcome to my channel I see your a fellow explorer too. I'm pleased you liked my video an i agreed its a shame to see it in such a state.
@@RobsUrbanExploring your are welcome 🙏
@@RobsUrbanExploring i addicted to exploring and love anything the interests me and some day I may travel over seas to see all these abandoned beauties
Cool explore my friend! Support and greetings from Poland :)
Thanks I'm pleased you liked it 🙂
is this place still there and accessible of some kind. does anyone know? I would love to get some images there.
Yeah it's still there as for access I don't know. It was tricky when I was there.
you are doing well work i m new frien d here so you also com e at my sweet home and lets fly together
Thanks I'm pleased you like it 🙂, il check out your channel too
Uhm I hate to break it to you glaisnock house is a school not a mansion
Hi Jade thanks for your comment. You are party right. I put the full history in the description. It was originally built as a mansion in 1833 but it didn't become a school until 1952 when the council took it over. Either way its still a fascinating building 😊
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