I had to laugh at the name given to what was previously a Sunday school building by a YouTube dude whom I gained the information about this location from.
Do kids really want to go to more school on Sundays? I hated the idea of it when I was young and fiercely rebelled at being pushed to go.
There have been a couple of reports of ‘DeathTrap Mill’ being bounded around lately, all of them after my visit with 
Some are not fans of the YouTube crowd, but I do take advantage of their leaks and information concerning locations and access.
The video revealed no information besides the city and it was only due to seeing the big sign on the side of a wall while driving to another explore, that I exclaimed to
I’m not sure if he was excited at going into a place with such a name.
Once in the area it was easy to locate and even easier to get in, though I wont reveal how. A druggie was shuffling along the road and we had to wait for him to get out of sight before entering.
This was not the way in. Next to the door was a load of used needles, I’m getting used to seeing them in this city.
Unlike some explores this one was jammed packed full of all kinds of crap. It was also pretty unstable underfoot though I have been in worse death-traps.
We saw plenty of these big signs and I was thinking ‘Bioshock’, the game that is.
At this point, we had no idea it was any kind of school and thought they may make desks for the local community.
Getting to the other side of this room was a challenge. Too much junk in the way so I had to backtrack and go around. The floor was really unstable with several holes making me think ‘DeathTrap’ once again.
That’s a Betamax tape; they didn’t catch on in the UK and were beaten by VHS as the standard.
Down there was creepy, can you imagine it without a huge light?
A Commodore C16/Plus-4 tape deck, but a Commodore 64 tape within. This would never work as they were not compatible systems.
There were plenty of these kinds of magazines hanging around. 2002 it says, I guess it’s been empty for some time.
An old Amstrad Satellite receiver, I remember them well but never had that brand.
Good luck getting past all this junk, I didn’t bother trying so could not see what was in the further reaches of this room.
As you can see the upper floor is rather holey. Time to go upstairs and see if this is really ‘DeathTrap Mill’.
The stairs were stone and you could have gotten a 20 stone bloke up them. The second storey was another matter.
Huge holes everywhere and getting to this vantage point I was treading very warily.
There was going to be no walking across this room. We retreated down the stairs and found some more stairs which reached the other side.
I love the colours on the top floor. All that green coming down from the collapsed roof makes for some stunning photography.
The basement area was dark, I mean black. A normal torch won't touch this level of darkness.
The ‘DeathTrap Mill’ name still makes me laugh. It’s not a mill, more a huge building in the city.
It could be your death if you’re not careful, especially on the upper floors but the ‘do not enter’ I could not endorse.
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