The explorer, who posts pictures under the name Lost Places & Forgotten Faces, posted photos from his visit to Bramham Biggin, an old Tudor mansion in Bramham Park. The building began life as a chantry to Nostell Priory but later became a family home for many famous Yorkshire families, including D'Arcy, Gascoigne, Fairfax and Goodricks.
For a while, from the mid 1800s, it was Bramham College; a distinguished school for boys. Sadly the school closed after the head and most of the boys died during a cholera outbreak.
On the visit, the urban explorer said: “It's massive! Three storeys, and inside it's very creepy. Large empty rooms with high ceilings and a grand staircase.
"But it was the top floor that was the eeriest and weirdest. There was a corridor with 100s of pages of bible passages clinging to the walls. I've never come across anything like it before!
"What a spooky place, I never normally get the chills on an explore but this one sure provided!”
Check out the pictures taken from the visit in our gallery below:
1. Bramham Biggin
Outside of Bramham Biggin in Bramham Park, Leeds. Photo: Lost Places and Abandoned Faces Photo: Lost Places and Forgotten Faces
2. Bramham Biggin
Bramham Biggin was a Tudor manor built on the site of a monks cell for Nostell Priory Photo: LPAF
3. Bramham Biggin
The Grade II listed building housed members of a variety of famous families - D'Arcy, Gascoigne, Fairfax, Goodricke - but notably became the home of Charles Allanson, MP for Ripon Photo: LPFF
4. Bramham Biggin
In the mid-nineteenth century, Bramham Biggin was leased and much-extended as Bramham College, which was closed when many pupils and teachers, including the headmaster, died of cholera Photo: LPFF
5. Bramham Biggin
After the college closed, the college buildings dismantled and Bramham Biggin reverted back to being a house, remaining within the Bramham Park Estate, lived in by Mr Duncalfe, and the Hon Christopher York before the Second World War Photo: LPFF
6. Bramham Biggin
During the Second World War a Miss Brown ran a nursery school there and it was used for a time to house evacuees Photo: LPFF