I Found This Crazy Abandoned Structure With a Hidden Chamber

[@blackpoolrockz]

an area in the Peak District known as Harboro' Rock, with its beautiful jagged outcrop of Dolomitic Limestone, towers remains of the Golconds lead mine dating back to the 1700's as well as an ancient cave where artifacts from the ice age have been found

[@HansOvervoorde]

Amazing! The second building was a substation. "E.F.H." on top of the installation will be Electric ... .... abbreveated. The three big round holes were inlets for high power cables. Those ended in now long gone very heavy duty copper switches. Those three switches were engaged and disengaged individually with each of the right sided levers, with something of insulation in between. From there, single wires where guided through each of those six holes, the white ceramic was for insulation. The text below "Danger" reads "Close this lid after removing sw...." where I presume "sw..." is "switch". The cables lead from there into the next room. In that next room may have been transformers. But I doubt high power transformers as those would not fit through the doorway. I estimate the installation to be of the 1910s, 1920s. The lethal danger of it all, but also the ability to switch down all operations explains the metal doors.

[@Ian-r3f]

could you not have done a bit of research and found out what it was ?

[@albertmiller3082]

Looks like a big furnace area where rock was melted and iron or tin or something extracted. Whatever the quarry in the background is doing probably relates to what’s in the ground naturally around where you are, too. Big solid brick-column foundations like that speak to heavy weight-bearing going on inside the building. This was probably originally near the quarrying and mineral deposit sites. And it grew naturally over the generations as the mines got bigger and finally tapped out. That’d explain evidence of more recent brickwork and possibly rails laid on the ground to move loads of ore. Just a thought.

[@daveffs1935]

Most likely ore refinement for a mine or rock processing for a quarry.

[@rhondatrout1360]

You'd think you would learn to wear appropriate shoe gear by now. :P

[@BenAndAnnabelleExplore]

Haha

[@r.samuelfranks3615]

Old ore mill is my guess. Was there tin nearby? The multiple levels are often different stages of refining ore.

[@rondelmercer]

Im betting that first little red brick building was a power house of some kind. The larger room held the generator and the smaller room held the controllers. The white part is ceramic insulators for copper lines.

[@loveisgravitybetweensouls111]

I enjoyed watching this, thank you for sharing, subscribed. ✌️Peace.

[@falseteethrealtarotAllRocks]

Hello Brother, Ohmyguad I’m so glad You didn’t fall in anywhere!!! That is a massive old structure, From get go! Many layers down. The top cave might have been the top, the hook did hold a rock door that hid glide open at one point. Wow!!! Is all that I think to put into words that My mind is seeing… Big Thanks and Thumbs 👍 up… You are Very intuitive 😊

[@falseteethrealtarotAllRocks]

P.S. the red brick is very old

[@playlistchannel9872]

All seems very agricultural to me, similar to ruins we have everywhere here in new Zealand, that bent 'I' beam is impressive as their pretty tough to bend.

[@MazSwanboroughSmith]

That was interesting! I’ve no idea what it was used for but the four tall structures looked like chimneys. The cave was pretty cool and the derelict farmhouse looked quite old. Thank you ❤😊

[@SpiderBird1548]

Thanks. Looks like Clee Hill x

[@patspc6688]

At first i thought it was wartime works, but there is to much there, so does look more like mine head of some sort and carried down the hill with machinery ?!?! 🤔

[@samblethen]

Another fun video. Thanks!

[@usmcmustang2972]

Completely unprepared .. from head to toe ... 🤔😏

[@gabrieldee345don5]

Love your videos. Looks indeed like a farm house. Looks like somebody did not give up yet at this building, but even that person might be dead already...no family members remain?

[@waterwitch8902]

Do you think it was used as a business or a home with storage? Than the small building was a business but what kind of business all tthe way out there? This is amazing! That structure wwith the metal rods does look like it was built by Egyptians. That whole area was something industrial just wonder what was made? When i see this kind of stuff i want to tell those people who say aliens had to build things because humans werent capable, i want to say LOOK! Humans are definitely capable of amazing things. Thanks for this. Stay healthy, happy and safe always. 😊

[@JohnnySe7en-q8u]

Great video, you left nowt out lad, well done. Most just don't bother doing the extra. Was there mining, quarrying or some power generation for machinery? WW1 or WW2? late 1800's...pre reset? Old World?

[@JohnnySe7en-q8u]

Where.....so we can research.

[@danielb8916]

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[@WolfgangBrehm]

The hole in the ground possibly was a settling pond and the rest of it looks like belonging to some mining operation too.

[@James-w6x9v]

It looks like an old meat locker to cool down meat before you process it

[@newtronix]

You went the hard way to get to this! Easier from the high peak trail!

[@pjmbijlmer]

No idea what that was but nothing beats exploring the old world, if only to forget all the modernity that has polluted my spirit.

[@rhondatrout1360]

Is Annabelle with you?

[@BenAndAnnabelleExplore]

Was just me today

[@James-w6x9v]

Maybe for drying grain .

[@avaloneamyst]

Very interesting!!!

[@dreambiggarage]

If that’s a Neolithic cave ask will lord about it he might know what the structure was there too he does flint knapping and Neolithic skills

[@playlistchannel9872]

That wee brick building in the beginning is either for wool or meat processing.

[@newtronix]

You should have gone to the top. There's a Stone chair and a trig point.

[@star1only]

Where is it looks amazing me and my step daughter love exploring ruins and abandoned buildings

[@johndudley9118]

Old radio tower !

[@rhondatrout1360]

What is that machinery sound?

[@BenAndAnnabelleExplore]

Quarry

[@newtronix]

Actually it's a cement works.

[@newtronix]

At Hopton

[@ultimatestp]

The Round Table

[@truckergare]

Knights Templar cave.