Abandoned Places: St Peter's Seminary

St. Peter's Seminary, located near Cardross, Scotland, is a notable piece of modernist architecture designed by the architectural firm Gillespie, Kidd & Coia. It was built in the 1960s to serve as a training college for Roman Catholic priests but has since fallen into disrepair and is largely abandoned. Despite its dilapidated state, the building is recognized for its architectural significance and has been a subject of interest for preservationists and architectural enthusiasts.

[@brettbrown9814]

Thanks for the tour! Interesting architecture. Sad that it has not been maintained.

[@MrDesmostylus]

Interesting story behind it. It was only active as a seminary for 14 years before the church decided to change the way they did things and stopped these institutions. It's been abandoned for like 50 years now

[@kenpassant7747]

Nice ghost voice at the end…
Sad to leave her alone in the ruins 😢

[@Schlumbucketreturns]

I like these large, apocalyptic structures the best.

[@MrDesmostylus]

Same, feels like you're in a zombie movie. Loads of abandoned places like this in Scotland

[@LarcR]

None of it appears to have ever been finished.

[@shardzkaylar]

Looks more like Los Angeles at the moment.

[@MrDesmostylus]

Just slightly less homeless drug addicts

[@kevincowan1913]

Why didn't you just drive ? I guess you found it eh?