An urban explorer, who documents his explorations of abandoned sites under the name Lost Places and Forgotten Faces, has visited disused schools, mills, houses, farms, libraries and fairgrounds across the country – including the old Bath Mill in Mansfield.
Your Chad photographer Brian Eyre also explored the former Beales department store in Queen Street this year.
Other interesting run-down places nearby include the likes of the once-grand Annesley Hall and Bulwell Hall.
Here are some photos of the sites...
1. Bath Mill
The mill – also known as Goldie’s Mill – was a water-powered textile mill, originally built in 1792, on the banks of the River Maun. However, it closed in 1984 and, despite being listed as a Grade II-building two years later, it has remained derelict and fallen into disrepair. Photo: m
2. Hope
Plans have been unveiled to restore the mill to residential use, with two cottages, a flat and maisonette. Photo: m
3. Beales
Former Mansfield department store Beales has stood empty for more than three years. Photo: submitted
4. Emptiness
The former Radley concession area inside Beales on Queen Street, Mansfield. Photo: m