r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore
Not as many as I would have expected at the Southwell workhouse.
u/Rubberfootman — 4 days ago
Four from Dalmeny House
National Trust for Scotland place. Unused and not open house, gardens open and very pleasant.
u/mymuk — 12 days ago
The doors of St John The Baptist, Burford
Plenty to unpack here. The first two are clearly not used. One is a wonderful blocked Norman arch in the church's south wall, and the second is in the north wall. Neither may have been blocked for conventional reasons: in the 15th century a massive, heavy spire was added to the church and extensive reionforcements were needed to support it.
The third is the West Doors. These are kept closed to preserve the original 1175 wood and ironwork, but may be opened for special ceremonial occaisions.
Similarly the other doors are kept locked to preserve the doors themselves, and the main south entrance is the one in regular use.
Also bonus dog
u/Jiminyfingers — 12 days ago
A trifecta of doors from Burford School
None look like they are currently in use
u/Jiminyfingers — 12 days ago
Weighbridge and Toll Collector's House, Leicester built 1867 big door not used
u/Over-Willingness-933 — 12 days ago
Stable Yard, off Pall Mall, London (OC).
If trying to view this, be very careful. There is a significant police presence very near this DNUAM.
u/thebelmontbluffer — 12 days ago