Exploring an Abandoned Orphanage! - Preston UK (Day 1)

DISCLAIMER: What was done in this video was purely at the risk of everyone who participated. Abandoned buildings can be highly unsafe and dangerous if you are careless. everyone who participates in these videos knows what risks we may be facing. Stay clear of abandoned structures unless you are doing so at your own risk, none of us will be held liable for people attempting to copy us.

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This video is an old one, it is from my old urbex channel and was a blast to film exploring this location. Unfortunately, we could not get back in to record the video again so I decided to reupload the footage from the first two times we went into the orphanage. Expect Day 2 to be going up next Sunday!

In today's video, I will be exploring St Josephs Orphanage in Preston, Lancashire. The building was built in 1872 and was both an orphanage and a hospital that treated soldiers during the first and second world wars and is also know to be the death place of Singer George Formby who died in the hospital in 1961. I mention in the video that my nana actually used to work in both of the buildings and said that there had been reports of Poltergeist activity on the third floor and also terrifying apparitions. The building closed to the public in 1984 but was used as a care home until 2003 and ever since it has been in a state of decay and abandonment... until we came to explore!

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Camera - iPhone XS
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