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Abandoned Ushaw Home Farm: 'Haunted' Victorian Relic in County Durham

Abandoned, foreboding, and steeped in history — Ushaw Home Farm in County Durham is a forgotten relic of Victorian ambition. Built between 1851 and 1852 by Joseph Hansom, famed architect of Birmingham Town Hall, this Grade II listed farm once sustained Ushaw College, founded in 1808. Today, its cracked walls and collapsing roof whisper of decay, while explorers report the unsettling feeling of being watched in its empty courtyard. From its role in Ushaw’s thriving 19th-century seminary to its abandonment in the 20th century, the farm stands as a chilling reminder of time’s passage. #northeastengland #ancientarchitecture #abandonedplaces #farm #countydurham #industrialheritage #ushaw 🔍 Keywords for discovery: Abandoned Ushaw Home Farm, County Durham history, Victorian architecture, Joseph Hansom, Ushaw College, abandoned places UK, eerie drone footage, haunted farm, industrial heritage North East England.   / brett.g.cooper   Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/luminbird/after-... License code: LVCXQ7CMZ0XPC7QY