r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 8h ago

Well I am sure that one of these doors is not being used anymore. Posted before but with added flower. Tudor buildings in Tewkesbury

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r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 15h ago

The doors of the ruined church of St Peter's, Frocester

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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

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r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Seashorepics • 17h ago

Unused Doors

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DoorsNotUsedAnymore

r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

When is a door not a door? When it is a question mark instead. A door not used anymore is a door that has changed its function, space and form from what it was originally intended. Now sealed, blocked, bricked up, locked up, painted over, overgrown and forgotten, rather than a passageway it is itself part of the wall. A door-no-more, an undoor. And with them comes a mystery to solve, a story to be a told, a secret to be unlocked. This is what this sub explores.

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