Report - Old NatWest Bank. Oldham. Jan'2022

[LewisUrbex]

History

The bank, originally the Manchester and County, was created by renowned Manchester architects Mills & Murgatroyd, in 1907.

It featured a unique baroque copper-crowned tower and a polished red granite base. Inside, the banking hall housed a 50ft mahogany counter.

The bank was taken over by NatWest in 1970. In 1995 it was closed when NatWest merged their Mumps and Yorkshire Street branches.

The Explore.

What an amazing explore, this one turned out to be.

Once parked up in a safe and secure location, we made our way over to the old Natwest Bank.

The building at night is an amazing sight and is lit up by the new tram and bus stations.

Please enjoy the explore pictures.

 

[Sugar dave]

Sensational..

 

[LewisUrbex]

Sensational..

Absolutely amazing explore and quite the adventure.

 

[host]

Great report. Shame to see all the glass smashed on the doors.

 

[LewisUrbex]

Thank you.
There was quite a lot of damage unfortunately. It is a shame some people don't share the passion as us Urbex explorers.

 

[horrgakx]

Ripe for becoming a Wetherspoons, that!

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Lovely that well done.
u know we drove past this a few weeks ago but didnt think it worth checking as we were sure there would be no access. TBh in the middle of the day its prob impossible anyway

 

[LewisUrbex]

Lovely that well done.
u know we drove past this a few weeks ago but didnt think it worth checking as we were sure there would be no access. TBh in the middle of the day its prob impossible anyway

Thanks mate.
The access is very sketchy and i would happily show you and come with

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Thanks mate.
The access is very sketchy and i would happily show you and come with x

Its ok I know where it is or at least was. its a busy area so dont blame ya going in dark though.
Shame all the windows r now smashed though.

 

[LewisUrbex]

Its ok I know where it is or at least was. its a busy area so dont blame ya going in dark though.
Shame all the windows r now smashed though.

Still worth an explore evethough so much has been damaged. Quite a few hidden gems there too.

 

[ZenoExplores]

History

The bank, originally the Manchester and County, was created by renowned Manchester architects Mills & Murgatroyd, in 1907.

It featured a unique baroque copper-crowned tower and a polished red granite base. Inside, the banking hall housed a 50ft mahogany counter.

The bank was taken over by NatWest in 1970. In 1995 it was closed when NatWest merged their Mumps and Yorkshire Street branches.

The Explore.

What an amazing explore, this one turned out to be.

Once parked up in a safe and secure location, we made our way over to the old Natwest Bank.

The building at night is an amazing sight and is lit up by the new tram and bus stations.

Please enjoy the explore pictures.

How the hell did you even get in that place??? Last time I went it was incredibly secure

 

[Buster Gonads]

Seriously, stunning.

 

[Mccawley halliwell]

Anymore fosters floating around 😂