Annesley Hall: Forgotten Splendor of Nottinghamshire's Abandoned Past
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our thrilling adventure as we step back in time to explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Annesley Hall, a massive 13th-century architectural gem nestled in the heart of Nottinghamshire, England. Join us as we uncover the secrets and mysteries of this abandoned historical landmark, capturing its eerie ambiance and sharing its captivating history with you.
🏰 Annesley Hall: A Glimpse into the Past 🏰
Prepare to be captivated by the awe-inspiring grandeur of Annesley Hall. Dating back to the 13th century, this magnificent structure has witnessed centuries of history, from noble owners to tragic events that have left their mark on its decaying walls.
📜 History Unveiled: Tales of Annesley Hall 📜
Discover the historical significance of Annesley Hall as we reveal its storied past. Learn about the prominent families who called this architectural masterpiece their home, the lavish celebrations that once graced its halls, and the tales of love and loss that linger within its haunted reputation. Our exploration will provide a glimpse into the lives of those who walked these corridors centuries ago.
🔍 Hidden Gems: Uncovering Forgotten Treasures 🔍
Annesley Hall holds countless hidden treasures within its abandoned walls. From ornate architectural details and crumbling frescoes to remnants of opulent furnishings, we'll carefully document and share these forgotten relics. Witness the beauty in decay as we navigate the remnants of this once-glorious structure, offering you a unique perspective on the passage of time.
👻 Haunting Atmosphere: Ghostly Encounters 👻
As the sun sets and darkness blankets the ruins, Annesley Hall takes on an entirely different character. Legend has it that spirits still wander these deserted corridors, their ethereal presence sending chills down the spines of those who dare to explore after dusk. We'll share spine-tingling encounters, recounting eerie tales of paranormal activity that will leave you questioning the boundaries between the living and the afterlife.
🌿 Nature Reclaims: Beauty in Abandonment 🌿
Despite its neglected state, the natural world has found solace in Annesley Hall's forgotten splendor. Over time, vibrant moss, ivy, and wildflowers have taken root, creating a juxtaposition of decay and nature's resilience. We'll capture the captivating images of this captivating coexistence, showcasing the haunting beauty of a once-majestic structure embraced by the wild.
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Beautiful place and beautiful country side thanks for a great video.
Glad you enjoyed the content
I wish they would still do tours around the place
Yes places like these would be great for tours shame
Love this place. So beautiful and always sealed tight. We've never got in sadly. The smaller building is the old stables.
I'm super embarrassed. The bunker, well we bever realised what it was and you walked in and got it straight away. That itself is super active so explains why. We never noticed the graves outside it but tbh hen ever we've been the grass has been always massively over grown.
Aha yeah the bunker section is part of the old church which is part of the grounds so is a mausoleum, at the back is where mementos and offerings would have been put for the dead
Where those big gates are on the second building you checked out are thousands of hand made roof tiles👍🏽 used to be a couple old tractors in there too, bell tower you used to be able to get up to aswell before they removed it
Ohh thats crazy thanks for sharing with us
Very interesting walk around. Shame you didn't get in but, like you said, good it's being protected from the wrong element.
Agreed I still get some footage and still see the place so it's good it's protected
There’s plenty of information on the hall on line if you’d researched it. The ‘bunker’ isn’t a mausoleum, it’s an ice house and cold store. The other block you describe as housing for the workers is the stable block and coach house which is pretty obvious if you know anything about estate houses
When you visit as many places as I do there is not time however the videos and comments are designed for discussion and people to share about places but as I always say cannot please everyone so if you don't like don't watch and sod off 😂😂😂
@@BeardedRealitywell, aren't you nice. Great way to get people to like and follow you. Plenty of other, better, explorers to watch who do their homework instead of making shit up so, yeah, won't bother with you again
@merylwhittington1486 well maybe I don't appciate the original comments tone or yours it is no loss to me I enjoy what I do and if people want to come along for the ride awesome if not I won't lose sleep over it 😂
@merylwhittington1486 and on top of that I care about my channel and unlike alot of others I take the time to reply to every single person so with thousands of comments it gets to be alot so yes I am a nice person but won't take bs from people either 😊
It's extremely haunted...
Aha would not suprise me
Yes I’m a local to here was here on these grounds the other day and they are currently putting new roof on and securing the grounds more it looks like now. Nice place scary at night👻
Lovely video! We’ve gone there a few times but never bothered going over fence as we saw the security booth 🖤
It's not a security booth. There's no security or cameras. We've been loads at night time though. The part behind the stables is holes in fence to get it in. Loads people go day and night. There might be workers in the daytime as they're renovating it. New roof on recently but they don't bother you.
Aha well worth a look around lovely place and seems very left tbh
Yeah certain parts seem like they are being secured and stabilised not sure how they are gonna renovate this yet
I’ve been inside, there usto be an open door you could walk through, not much in there to be honest it’s pretty empty. If you walked all the way round there’s a little witch hut with a pentagram on the floor you can go in. People would drink in there as teens.
Ohh reedy witch hut sounds fun lol tbh I was quite happy to just see the building as well as stunning site
I drive past this place on the A611 plenty often. Wish you could have got in.
Aha yeah would of been cool to see inside however heard its not the best. Tbh was more bothered about the grounds which are lovely and style of buildings
If you cross the road in the woods somewhere or a field just out of the wood can’t remember I was only 13 or so 42 now. I was exploring there’s a gate with iron bars leading in to a room under ground All I remember was someone around me at the time say it’s the old slaughter house 🤷
ohh thats interesting may have to look into it
It’s the old ice house locals reckon
hi mate do you know the locations of the bunkers in or around annesley mi6 used
Nah I don't think I do sorry
Grats on being about to pass 10k Subs
Thanks my dude all down to the support from an amazing community :)
I have been here before with my uncle and my cusion
Its a lovely building and has some stunning grounds
i feel like i went there as a child any idea when it closed down?
It says not lived in since a major fire in 1997
@@BeardedReality yes i think it was in the 80s i went, im sure the stable had been turned into some kind of gallery didn't recognize it until i was the circle and the big gates in the middle
@Tatty Treasure yes the old stables are huge and seems like abit of work is going on but not loads
sent you an email if you wish to read about this fantastic building, great video
Awesome will check in abit
Can you pop a short bio on here plz?
Will do when i get a chance my dude still got loads to do
@@BeardedReality thankyou and I appreciate your time
It must be a listed building
The hall and stables are listed yes
@@BeardedReality all of it is church hall and old servant house/ stables like u called it
Can I have the postcode mate
Nottinghamshire
@@BeardedReality already found it bud thank you.
you should ask the owerners
Maybe one day who knows
ITS HARD WORK
@@BeardedReality
The owner gets really mad at people for going on the land so be careful
Ohh we may have just got lucky however seems alot of people have visited this place
@@BeardedReality you never know if you'd of asked the owners they may have inside?
@Stephen Rye well noone was around when we went however it's nice just to film the place and appciate it :)
Empty churches, to sell them they have a get permission from the Bishop to sell it
Yeah I have heard that loads are being sold off now actually it's crazy
Hey bearded reality serious do you really film all your busts as a fellow explorer I just can’t get my head around why you filmed a bust and posted it I was really looking forward to this video because of the content but I was very disappointed it’s 13mins and 18 secs of my night I’m not gonna get back I’m disappointed the description led me to believe you explored a 13th century hall please inform us in future
I film everywhere I go, depends on the place and how long I film for part of the excitement is finding a way in somewhere and exploring the grounds :)
@paulyptv427 well good sense would tell you 13mins and 18secs would never be long enough to get around a place like Annesley and grounds so . . . . and there goes 2mins of my time I'll never get back explaining the bleeding obvious 🤣
JUST ASK THE OWENER
SEEM OK
Aha where is the fun in that