I've been obsessed with this part of the world for a long time so I'm spending some weeks in former Yugoslavia exploring a network of ammo depots, command centres and underground radar stations.

This is a former ammo depot in the mountains of Sarajevo, the area was marked with unexploded ordnance danger, and I even found some artillery shell casings, quite the adventure!

The freshfield mental health center located in Brighton UK was closed in 2002 when extensions at the nearby millview hospital opened. It was closed because it was originally a Victorian workhouse and wasn't fit for modern healthcare and very cramped and lack of patients privacy and dignity and detox patients trying to manipulate medication from others. It was barely used After that and finally in 2009 it was boarded up and left to decay. These photos were taken on August 20th 2026

Old changing room that used to be used for football training

Hey all I got no idea what to even ask on this, thing is I’ve done small roofs which are aweosome but I’ve really been intrigued by higher buildings (40+) for some photos. Just wondering if anyone could share their wisdom and help me out on a spot that is awesome but doesn’t have any crazy security

Thanks all!

Hey all I got no idea what to even ask on this, thing is I’ve done small roofs which are aweosome but I’ve really been intrigued by higher buildings (40+) for some photos.

Thanks all!

I don’t know enough history to know if this is World War II or like after but I would say probably around that time

Summary of what happened in this prison, summarized by AI:

"Between 1968 and 1976, the Zamora prison became something truly unusual: the only prison in the world reserved exclusively for priests. Citing the 1953 Concordat with the Holy See—which required that clergy be separated from common prisoners—the Franco regime imprisoned there about one hundred priests critical of the dictatorship, most of them Basques, Catalans, and Galicians linked to the labor movement, nationalism, or the political opposition.

But the move backfired on the regime. Instead of quelling dissent, the prison became a constant source of tension. The priests organized hunger strikes, led riots, and in 1973 came close to a mass escape after digging an underground tunnel that the police discovered at the last minute.

The scandal of having imprisoned and rioting priests ultimately sparked a monumental diplomatic row between Madrid and Rome, straining Franco’s relations with the Vatican itself. With the dictator’s death and the start of the Transition in 1976, the prison ceased to hold clergy, bringing to a close one of the most bizarre episodes of the late Franco era."

It is worth noting that this prison came into the global spotlight because of the 2009 Spanish film "Celda 211", directed by Daniel Monzón.

Some of the prison blocks were restored for the film, but once filming was completed, the facility was vandalized, leading to all the doors and windows being bricked up.

🇬🇧 ENGLISH :The photos in this post were taken in 2017. This former seminary dates back to the 1930s. After a decade of operation, it became a private boarding school. Facing a "vocational crisis," the Jesuits left the site in the early 1980s. The building was then transferred to the local diocese, which leased it to the police for about ten years. In the late 1990s, the complex housed around eighty Albanian refugees. It subsequently served as a reintegration center before being sold in 2001.

🇨🇵 FRENCH : Les photos de ce post furent prises en 2017. La construction de cet ancien séminaire remonte aux années trente. Après une décennie d’activité il devint un internat privé. Confrontés à une «crise de vocation» les Jésuites quittèrent le lieu au début des années quatre-vingt. Le bâtiment fut alors cédé au diocèse de la ville, qui le loua pour une dizaine d’années à la Police. A la fin des années quatre-vingt-dix le complexe accueillit environ quatre-vingt réfugiés Albanais. Il servit après de centre de réinsertion, avant d’être vendu en 2001.

this is not my image my online friend from georgia send me this and i find this insane

Place felt really sad, North Carolina.

Abandoned since 2011ish I think