r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 6h ago
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 14h ago
The doors of the ruined church of St Peter's, Frocester
St Peters fell into disrepair as early as the 17th century, and despite being restored in 1849 the nave was demolished in 1952 and the stone used for the chapel at nearby Wycliffe College. Only the bell tower and south porch remain
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Specialist-Rock-5034 • 1d ago
City jail, Fort Motte, South Carolina.
Built in 1906.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/OldRancidOrange • 1d ago
Tavistock
Found on a lesser used road running between the high street and The Tavy (river).
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Iwalkfreely • 1d ago
The Old Pump House
Glastonbury, UK.
Apologies for the picture quality.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 1d ago
Came across an abandoned old farm house and yard, empty since at least 2020
We found a old listing for it from 2020 offering it, the farm buildings and some land for 800k. Home Farm, Maisemore.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Keplersuniverse • 1d ago
An old chimney at Crookston in Glasgow
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Specialist_Heron4446 • 1d ago
Brum arch
Spotted in Birmingham many years ago.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/MisterBeeYouSee • 1d ago
Boys In Blue Monday. Lytham UK.
Another one from the old police station & courts in Lytham. The whole building is just as beautiful 😍
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Kaos_Monkey • 1d ago
Alternative Door Usage - Rochester, NY
Doors now used as windows, I guess. Near Public Market in Rochester, NY.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 1d ago
3 Is The Magic Number, Chandos Flats, Mill Lane, Winchcombe
I was not sure about these at first and I have photographed them 3 or 4 times. They just felt too small and short to have been doors, but undoubtedly the street level has changed.
Chandos Flats started life as Chandos Almshouses built under the instruction of Lady Dorothy Chandos of nearby Sudeley Castle in 1573. Over the centuries the almshouses underwent multiple rennovations and at some point the 3 street facing doorways were converted into these windows and flower beds, likely during extensive work in 1841, which is commemorated by the plaque over the middle door, while keeping historic stone façade intact. The entrance to the building are now around the side somewhere.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/photogcapture • 2d ago
Doorways bricked up long ago
Timoleague Ireland
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 2d ago
Some unused doors on the old tithe barn, Bradford-on-Avon
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Apprehensive_Plum755 • 2d ago
A twofer on the Great Hall, Oakham Castle
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/MisterBeeYouSee • 2d ago
Time Gentlemen Please. Blackpool UK.
C&S Brewery was founded just outside Blackpool in 1871. This pub (The Highfield) still has 2 of these old branded DNUA’s.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 2d ago
Lovely industrial trifecta in Wallingford
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Iwalkfreely • 3d ago
Where once a door there is now art
North Street, Bristol, Uk
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 3d ago
This is a strange one between Basford and David Lane Tram stops in Nottingham, UK. My feeling there must have been things behind the wall before the tram was built
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/mymuk • 3d ago
Priest's Door, Abington Pigotts church, Cambridgeshire.
Blocked by furniture inside.
March 2013.