Aldgate East – An Abandoned London Underground Station
The original Aldgate East opened in 1884 but when the London Underground system was expanded, the entire station was moved 150 metres east.
England
Meridian TV Studios – Southampton’s Abandoned Television Centre
Meridian TV Studios was part of The Television Centre in Southampton, England which it shared with TVS and Southern.
National Gas Turbine Establishment Pyestock – Abandoned Engine Factory
The National Gas Turbine Establishment (NGTE Pyestock) in Fleet was once the UK’s focal site for developing and testing gas turbines and jet engines.
York Road – An Abandoned London Underground Station
York Road Underground Station was in one of London’s poorer areas and so saw little use. The station was closed in 1932 and has been abandoned since.
City Road – An Abandoned London Underground Station
City Road was a London Underground station located in Islington. The station was abandoned in 1922 and the building above ground demolished in the 1960s
Imber – An English Village Abandoned in World War II
In 1943, the village of Imber was evacuated to make way for a training area for troops in World War II. The villagers never returned.
Battersea Power Station – London’s Temple of Power
Battersea Power Station consisted of 2 identical coal power generating stations. It closed in 1983 and was left abandoned for many years.
Whittingham Hospital – An Abandoned English Psychiatric Hospital
Whittingham Hospital was one of England’s largest mental health facilities but an abuse scandal was the beginning of a steady decline.
Abbey Mills Pumping Station – The Finest Sewage Plant in the World!
Abbey Mills Pumping Station was a sewage plant on Abbey Lane in East London known as the Cathedral of Sewage because of its elaborate design.
Aldwych Tube Station – An Abandoned London Underground Station
Aldwych Tube Station opened in 1907 as a branch of the Piccadilly Line, however low numbers meant the station was never really viable. It closed in 1994.