Photos, tagged [top:Derelict, Disused] , by Nigel Cox, in reverse order

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	Aylesford: Former servicemen's chalets on Hermitage Lane by Nigel Cox geograph for square TQ7257 There were originally about 30 of these chalets erected by the British Legion on Hermitage Lane to house recuperating servicemen, but almost all of them are now in a derelict state, some even burnt out, with the site surrounded by Heras fencing.
	Bobbingworth: Abandoned cottages by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL5004 Two years on from Robin's [[3506085]] and although the cottages do not appear markedly more dilapidated it has been deemed necessary to fence them in as a "Dangerous Structure". One would speculate that these would have originally been built for workers at the now abandoned Ongar Radio Station.
	Bobbingworth: Remains of Ongar Radio Station by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL5104 Your photographer is indebted to Robin and his [[3506125]] for the identification of these remains.
	Welford: Paddock off Newlands Road by Nigel Cox geograph for square SP6479 Recent satellite imagery shows several buildings in this paddock but now only the derelict structure in the distance is left.
	Smallford: Fire-damaged East Lodge at Oaklands by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL1907 Very sadly this little lodge building on East Drive, that dates back to 1877, has recently suffered severe fire damage. Searching the internet for more information the photographer found a recent estate agent's "For sale" brochure indicating that it was being marketed, prior to the fire, but in a derelict state needing complete refurbishment, for £ ...
	Smallford: Site of the former St Albans Radio Station by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL1908 This is a repeat view of Stan's [[[895303]]] and sadly his worst fears about the loss of this building, expressed in the grid square discussion page, have long since come true. The building is gone, and has evidently been gone for some time, and only the pair of coniferous trees at the entrance, the vegetation of which can be glimpsed on either ...
	Arkley: Arkley Windmill by Nigel Cox geograph for square TQ2195 This old corn mill probably dates from around 1830, falling into disuse around 1916. It is a circular brick tower mill with a cap, a fantail and four common sails. It has been restored at various times, once after it suffered gale damage in 1974. It is a Grade II* Listed Building. The windmill is not easy to see from publicly accessible areas. This ...
	Farthingstone: Former Everdon Stubbs Water Tower by Nigel Cox geograph for square SP6156 According to a couple of property websites this former Anglian Water facility, that was presumably surplus to requirements, was reputedly placed for auction in December 2011 with a guide price of £15,000 and was sold for more than twice that amount, at £32,000.
	Welwyn Garden City: Former Shredded Wheat Factory (4) by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL2412 Please see [[4246903]] for details. Raw products were brought to the factory by rail and there was evidently a need to have three parallel siding lines to handle the demand. The connection to the main line railway is long since lost, but the rails of the sidings remain in situ along the west side of the factory, set in concrete as seen from this ...
	Welwyn Garden City: Former Shredded Wheat Factory (3) by Nigel Cox for square TL2412 Please see [[4246903]] for details. This is the view of the east end of the silo block from the far side of Broadwater Road.
	Welwyn Garden City: Former Shredded Wheat Factory (2) by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL2412 This the view looking along Hydeway with the factory chimney prominent in view.
	Welwyn Garden City: Former Shredded Wheat Factory (1) by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL2412 The factory was originally built with its range of massive concrete silos to the designs of Louis de Soissons with cereal production commencing in 1926. The factory lasted in use for 82 years before it was closed in 2008. Please see John's [[371948]] for a view from 2007 when it was still functioning. Traces of the red Shredded Wheat name can still ...
	Welwyn Garden City: Former Roche Products Factory (2) by Nigel Cox geograph for square TL2412 Please see [[4246718]] for details and a view of the south side. This is the north facade of the administration block, described on the English Heritage website as "To the right, the principal staircase in a glazed door, the only feature to break the austerely white cubic form of the group of buildings." The yellow posts mark the entrance way to ...
	Emsworth: Former oyster beds by Nigel Cox geograph for square SU7505 The remnants of Emsworth's once-extensive oyster beds and ponds can be seen here shortly before they are covered by the rising tide. The ponds were generally made of vertical planking with gravel beds. Oysters had been harvested for many years but demand grew once the nearby railway line to London was built and much of the produce was sent to ...
	Byfleet: Seven Arches Lake by Nigel Cox geograph for square TQ0662 This lake next to the River Wey is almost certainly a flooded former gravel pit working.