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Where is this and what was it used for

Shout out uk column. Very good video

Was here twice in 1960 and and about 62, o was very homesick , sat and the table for children who wet their bed . I had a sister with me older one then younger sister the second time we were only very small. But we did like it

The walls are full of mold. You shouldn’t even be in there. It’s toxic (black mold).

Cool vid! Tick central that thick heather 😵‍💫

I am here as I have heard a lot about this place on UKC. Its a shame that what went on here but it's not the buildings fault, it's those who used it for their evil purposes who are the monsters.

absolutely awesome explore Natasha, well done to u all x

What language are they speaking

chuck a battery in it and its good to go lol

Who are the two women in the pictures above the fireplace

So brave I was in this home in 1964 and was beaten , force fed, humiliated went to see it the other day

Great channel, Keep up the good work!

Hi Natasha ! Loving your videos & your style:-)👍 It gives us the viewer time to observe & digest what you are exploring ! My concentration sometimes can be 'through the roof' so I don't miss anything!!!!😂 Hope you were ok, Natasha when you made a quick entry down the ladder!!!🤦‍♀️Take Care ! The Archaeology building wasn't opened that long!! Some 12 yrs. Such a shame. I'm pleased to hear it's been purchased by someone so look f/w 2 seeing the building brought back to life again!!! :-)

An old derelict building with contents & the passage of time is without doubt, quite remarkable thing to see & having it document. The type of people /person that lived there. The surface of personal posessions. Furniture. Sadly, the demise of a once much loved pet cat🙏🥀 Embracing old empty, derelict buildings can have a magical, mysterious beauty about them. Of course not forgetting the hidden dangers of such buildings. Urban Exploring is a bit of a grey area.!!! It is also carried out at ones own risk. Falling debris/ falling through floors/ staircases. The most dreaded is Asbestos!!! I'm grateful to all genuine Urban Explorers who do this awesome work. They are brilliant at documenting history. Without it, history is lost forever.

Hi Natasha. It must have been extremely hard exploring with your team, Fornethy House. I have to say, watching this video for the first time struck me not having a nice feeling about the place.. Every wall, every door, every window tells a very sad, distressing stories of very real human beings ~ children. It's hard to take in the abuse that took place in that massive building all those years ago. Sadly not the only place either. Thank goodness,places like these have been shut down.There is never an excuse for any forms of abuse to take place anywhere. Thankyou for this video that highlighted such dreadful times for a lot of children. Whilst the horrible memories remain, I'm hoping the children @ Fornethy House are in a much better place now.

Big up UK Column!

I was here at about 9yrs old, 50yrs ago.How strange to see this now after so many years.

I also arrived via UK COUMN .Thanks for this , and subscribed.

UK column 👍 one of many news subs Natasha .. an urban exp that's following the real hidden, often criminal history of this land . 🙏🙏

Imagine the history ...if walls could talk

UK Column news pointed me in your direction. Great vid and thankyou

only here because this got a mention on UK Column today (Monday 29th July 2024) well done all

Extreamly watchable content

I was there in this horrible place but in no way was I underprivileged,my mother was in hospital and it was supposed to be a 'holiday' for me

Again, love the style. But with no into, I cannot appreciate the visuals. Some background, of whatever we are watching, would be beneficial

You may not consider the style you present, but it is unique; I love it.

Was at this place 1967 horrific memories of what i seen thankyou for letting me see inside one more time natasha x

I think the car under the tarp might be an Audi, hard to tell but the indicator lights looks like it might be Audi 80/100

I know someone who was here as a girl and she recently did an interview with STV about the abuse that went on! If anyone's interested in seeing it it's on GMB news tomorrow morning 26/07/2024

Hi Natasha my wife and I love your videos keep them coming lass very best wishes

Thank you for this xx

🔥. Was something else

You guys are something else, well done for bringing inside this dark, sad place to light.

Awesome explore Natasha! 🤘🏻🔥

Fantastic explore Natasha horrific story behind this damned house

🔥. Was just in time for the 🚜😁

Wow what a great short video Natasha x

Good little video there guys, very interesting 👍 😊

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Just look out for more ladders in basements lol

nice video Natasha

Cool videos to watch but see the bit with the ladder on this 1 ouch safety and all that lol

Me and my cousin were there yesterday honestly we didn’t get far in might go back

I remember this well when it was open. Was absolutely brilliant and fascinating. So sad to see it now. There was an amazing, huge wickerman at one point. All the outdoor space, thatched cottages, all the staff in costume etc. Was brilliant. Sure I still have a small bear from the gift shop with a branded sash on it!

Was a cool one! Nice video 😎

Great explore! 🤘🏼

crystal?

A homeless persons dream

Covid shut down , do you think 🤔

Great video 😊