In this video, we explore an abandoned hospital in Ireland that was formerly occupied as one of the country's 18 Mother and Baby Homes that was under government investigation after hundreds of children were discovered beneath one. Reports of horrific abuse, forced labour, negligence, secret adoptions overseas in exchange for money and starvation were published, all contributing to thousands of tragic infant mortality across most, if not all, of the sites. It is one of the darkest pasts we have come across, a total juxtaposition from the building's colourful walls and child-friendly hospital decorations of modern day. SUBTITLES AVAILABLE Information about Mother and Baby Homes investigation - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_and_Baby_Homes_Commission_of_Investigation https://www.humanium.org/en/a-shameful-chapter-of-irish-history-mother-and-baby-homes/ 'Encore' University Final Film GoFundMe - https://www.gofundme.com/f/e2eh9w-encore Help support the channel - https://www.patreon.com/Urbandoned https://www.urbandonedteam.com/store https://paypal.me/urbandoneddonate Other links - https://www.urbandonedteam.com/ http://instagram.com/urbandoned_ https://twitter.com/urbandoned_?lang=en-gb https://discord.gg/vtNmmmqH5E https://www.facebook.com/Urbandoned/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCROi_qD5re7PFGoxghAqKsA Our urbex library - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEW941QsPn4&list=PLgjznMkum6RDvdkcIFqYbxTJdsapytU6B abandoned urbandoned derelict urbex explore exploring uk united kingdom england ireland irish republic of ireland mother and baby home hospital investigation children catholic religious religion dark past horror story power alarms sensors cctv cameras decay untouched chapel medical church pews frozen in time documentary walkthrough video ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CJTarvngpU

We are back! We thought we would come back with a bang so we travelled to Camelot Theme Park in Chorley, Lancashire. A very nice spot and probably well-known throughout the country as one of the best places around. We were able to access the park very easily, after so many have explored there, there are many gaps in the fences surrounding it so we just had to slip through and we were in. Once in, there is security dotted around, mainly at the 'Knightmare' rollercoaster area and the top part of the park which makes it hard to get around unless you want to act like ninjas and silently explore it. The security don't seem too bothered if you get caught, they usually just warn you and take you out. Overall, it's a great place, very unique in all this and I definitely recommend going. History: Camelot opened in 1983 and operated seasonally up until 2012. The park based itself on the story of 'Camelot, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table'. The Granada group purchased the park in 1986, operating it alongside its now defunct sister parks American Adventure and Granda Studios Tour. In June 1998 the park was subject to a management buyout in which the park went to Prime Resorts Ltd. Camelot saw a downturn in attendance in the years that followed. In 1995, Camelot's attendance was 500,000 visitors throughout the season. A decade later its attendance was down to 336,204 visitors. In a 2006 survey of healthy food available at leading tourist attractions in the UK, Camelot came joint bottom scoring only one point. In February 2009, Prime Resorts announced that Camelot was in receivership and would not be reopening for the 2009 season. The park’s hotel was bought by Lavender Hotels in March 2009, and in April 2009, it was announced that a buyer had been found for the park and that it would reopen in May 2009. Camelot was purchased by Story Group, a construction company based in Carlisle and leased to Knight's Leisure who ran the park. The closure of the park was announced by its operator, Knights Leisure, in November 2012, the managing director blaming poor summer weather and events such as London 2012 and the Queen's Jubilee for declining visitor numbers. Shortly afterwards, some rollercoasters were sold (for example Whirlwind bought by the German "Skyline Park"), while others rust in the abandoned park. An application to build 420 houses on the site by owners Story Group was unanimously rejected by Chorley Council in August 2014 as the development was not permissible within the Green Belt. http://instagram.com/urbandoned_ https://twitter.com/urbandoned_?lang=en-gb https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCROi_qD5re7PFGoxghAqKsA ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4K-X7-Up5M