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▲ 51 r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

The entrance to T. Nielson and Company, Shipbuilders based in Gloucester Docks

They operate two dry docks and are specialists in traditional shipbuilding, rigging and restoration. Recently there are struggling due to silting preventing larger ships betting into the docks, hopefully some dredging sorts that out soon

u/Jiminyfingers — 1 day ago
▲ 125 r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

Really sunique one found in Cheltenham: the canopy must have been over the door originally

I know this door is unused as it is the side door to a shop i used to run. It is fully painted over and sealed. When they did that they must have also lowered the canpoy to the position it is now, although I have no idea why. Never seen anything else like it.

u/Jiminyfingers — 3 days ago