Report - Branston Machine gun Factory, April 18

[FernTree60]

I'm not sure how all of this works but i just wanted to share some pictures and maybe relay some information. Yesterday i visited this location in Branston which was previously used as a machine gun factory, unfortunately i found no way of access through doors, as i am not sure on the laws on entering through windows etc.
All the derelict structures on the site look to be recently barricaded with fresh board across the windows on the front (but not back) and new locks added to the doors, which could indicate that its been sold or something like that, but really i have no idea.

Here are my images!

 

[UrbandonedTeam]

Nice external pics! Entering through a window won't get you into any more light trouble than entering through a door but it's always good to be safe.

 

[FernTree60]

Nice external pics! Entering through a window won't get you into any more light trouble than entering through a door but it's always good to be safe.

Thanks

 

[pigeonboy]

Give it a go! As long as you dont break or take anything the worse somebody could do (if you even get caught) is to ask you to leave

 

[Jackdaw47]

Good pics, interesting building aside from the machine gun factory, any history on the structure itself seems to have been around, mid eighteen hundreds???

 

[FernTree60]

Good pics, interesting building aside from the machine gun factory, any history on the structure itself seems to have been around, mid eighteen hundreds???

Wikipedia says built in 1917 but other than that I’m not sure, I’ve had a quick read of the info but here it is anyway.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branston_Depot

 

[RuralExplorer]

Got some snaps of the inside of here. We got the clock ticking again