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As far as I know, there are no references to the ballroom on the web. There was an article on Wikipedia but it was removed. However, there is a UK urbex forum with pictures....

I agree, the ballroom sounds like such an awesome and mysterious place, ive been obsessesed with it for days because it sounded so amazing. Are there any pictures of it on the web?! i really want to see it!, ive been searching for hours.

If this were a movie, when you walked in the door would close and there would be a close-up of the handwritten word. Instead of 'empty' it would say 'occupied'. Fade to black...

From the looks of it, the dipper was likely set into the floor and not just bolted down. Taking it out in working condition wouldn't be easy.

How strange that they would have painted 'dead' tree limbs instead of limbs with leaves...

Being a fire door, this was most likely a hallway. The window would be there to keep you from hitting someone coming from the other side.

Love the bucket hanging up there! You wouldn't want a water leak dripping on the open body.

Where the batteries like car batteries? If so it wouldn't be a good idea to mess with them because of the acid inside.

No one likes to be suprised by an unknown body in the fridge!

I was just thinking that the person who took the pics had special permission....I asked before if read that tiny print

oops sorry.....scratch that question please:(

How did you get in?

I thought this was an upright massage table when I first saw it!

I think you can still get sinks with seperate hot and cold taps. My house has one that was fitted in the late 1980s.

The waste pipe doesn't have a U bend, unless it's under the floor.

Asylum security.......no ciggies.....LOL ...those places were full of chainsmokers.....the poor buggers needed some pleasures in life..........I reckon local kids set the pack there .......Brit Humour Rules