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Visited as part of a North Wales road trip with Pen15 and two non members
Was a nice early morning relaxed mooch this was, unfortunately, not a great deal to see except for the moving chair that we left alone, next stop was Denbeigh, not so relaxed as we were greeted by a rather angry Elwyn (beardy) who I thought was banned from there! Just saying like........
History
The current main building was built in the late 1820's and owned by Sir Walter Baggot, at some point between then and 1937, they Lyle family of Tate and Lyle sugar moved in. In 1937 the site was acquired by North Wales Mental Hospital and was used as an overflow for the main hospital due to overcrowding. It was closed around 1990, where it has laid empty since, sadly slowing decaying.
The chair.....
Thanks for viewing
As you do......
Was a nice early morning relaxed mooch this was, unfortunately, not a great deal to see except for the moving chair that we left alone, next stop was Denbeigh, not so relaxed as we were greeted by a rather angry Elwyn (beardy) who I thought was banned from there! Just saying like........
History
The current main building was built in the late 1820's and owned by Sir Walter Baggot, at some point between then and 1937, they Lyle family of Tate and Lyle sugar moved in. In 1937 the site was acquired by North Wales Mental Hospital and was used as an overflow for the main hospital due to overcrowding. It was closed around 1990, where it has laid empty since, sadly slowing decaying.
The chair.....
Thanks for viewing
As you do......