A Technical College in the Black Country

This technical college was built sometime in the 1800's with various extensions added over time, I believe it closed a couple of years ago when the students moved to a newly built campus close by.

The site is made up of various buildings of different ages, it is quite a large site, we were there for around 4 hours and didn't get to see it all. Security are on site but we didn't have any issues.

It's a cracking explore with plenty left inside to see.

Missed quite a bit but hopefully can back to see the rest at sometime.


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Awesome now this is my kind of place

Wow! Very impressive!

Worth a trip to Birmingham indeed, domes ftw

Belting! Quite an impressive building :)

very nice
like the lonely piano

Enjoyed.

beautiful building, old and grand..well in for getting it done :)

I keep seeing this pop up lately, very nice!!!!

Thanks for the comment guys, it is a cool place that is defo worth a visit.