
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore

Everything Starts With An E. Blackpool UK.
Abandoned old pub in Oxfordshire with 'Flemish Bond' brickwork
Making it Georgian I believe (been educated by u/Material_Flounder_23)
Hidden abandoned 1800s mosoleum
Little secret of mine on a well hidden blocked off access road behind the cemetery across from my moms house
Found a few today
Some lovely finds today, in North Yorkshire, UK
More a hatch than a door, but gorgeous patina....
Aston Magna, Oxfordshire.
I went and found the Hardwick DNUA
I struggled to find it until we were driving out of the ground.
“Stop the car!”, I shouted. “Jesus Christ.” Muttered my wife.
A brace of Tudor doors from Great Washbourne, Gloucestershire
Boat house Glasshouses, North Yorkshire
Saw this on our walk around Glassshouses and surrounding area. The boat house is on a dried up reservoir.
The exorcist's house
This is a detail from "the priest's house" or "the exorcist's house" or "the alchemist's house" in Kings Lynn, a listed building and private residence dating back to the 17th century. The door would have opened into the churchyard of St Nicholas' Chapel. There are a number of stories about the place, as you can guess from it's different names!