EXPLORING AN ABANDONED CATHOLIC CHURCH & CONVENT IN SCOTLAND

Exploring an Abandoned convent in Dumfries Scotland
BRIEF HISTORY OF LOACTION:
St Benedict's Convent, also known as the Convent of the Perpetual Adoration, Corbelly Hill Convent, and Corbelly Hall Convent, was built in Dumfries, Scotland between 1881 and 1884 and extended in 1890. The convent was funded by Marcia, Lady Herries, and the first nuns were brought from Arras. It closed in 1988 and moved to Largs, and the building has been empty for some time, suffering from vandalism and damage from fires.
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[@user-dj9sg1um7u]

another soopa vid love the shots inside and out something very moving seeing a building like that falling apart sad but grate to be able have a look

[@Northerndecay]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@T_The_Asogian]

Beautiful exploration.
T

[@Northerndecay]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video!

[@tome7016]

The cells are where the nuns slept. They were purposefully austere.

[@Northerndecay]

Thanks for the information.