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▲ 56 r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

Side door not used anymore in St Peters Church, Farmington, Gloucestershire. Bonus pics of the inside and the church itself.

u/Jiminyfingers — 12 hours ago
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A couple more from All Saints Church in Turkdean: a ghost door in the south wall, and further along the remains of a small Norman doorway with lovely old tympanum

The second is described as 'reset upper portion of a small Norman doorway, with a roll moulding on cushion capitals, diapered tympanum, and abaci and hoodmould with saltire crossed; renewed lancet either side' so it may not have been it original position. It is a glorious hodge-podge of architecture from various epochs

https://allsaintsturkdean.org.uk/architecture

u/Jiminyfingers — 23 hours ago
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I spy with my little eye.....really odd feature, half a Norman arch halfway up a wall, All Saints, Turkdean. Must have been a door here once and the church radically changed over the years

u/Jiminyfingers — 2 days ago
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The ultimate ghost door? Nothing left but the curved overdoor and the gate. Cheltenham, UK

I sometimes call this patient zero as I just don't think you can get more ghostly than this door

u/Jiminyfingers — 2 days ago
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Incredible ironwork on this small church door partly obscured by the bird screen. Think this is St Marys in Bibury, Gloucestershire

u/Jiminyfingers — 3 days ago
▲ 38 r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

Some ancient ghosts in the gutted interior of Appuldurcombe House, Godshill, Isle of Wight. The name means 'the valley where apple trees grow'

u/Jiminyfingers — 3 days ago