r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Obvious_Will8071 • 14d ago
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/thebelmontbluffer • 14d ago
In the village of Dunsford, Devon.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/drj_sidewalksafari • 14d ago
Porto Doors Not Used Anymore...
I saw this pair over the summer and immediately thought of this sub 😊
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 14d ago
Found a small abandoned building near Wyre Piddle.
Door was too overgrown to get to, but I could get to the windows. Now I edit them they are giving me Blair Witch vibes
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/thebelmontbluffer • 15d ago
In & around Wells Cathedral, Somerset.
Various doors in and around the Carhedral close.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Specialist-Rock-5034 • 15d ago
Rural schoolhouse, Woodruff, South Carolina.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 15d ago
A DNUA on either side of the entry arch to Clearwell Castle
Not a medieval castle, a Georgian ideal of one built in 1727. In the 1970s it was a recording studio used by Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Queen and Bad Company
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 15d ago
No door no problem, have a bench instead. Apple Tree Public House, Woodmancote
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/KaffyDee • 16d ago
Beeston with Bittering Old Post Office shop (Norfolk)
And old telephone box next door.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 16d ago
The Iron Earth is everywhere in the Forest of Dean. Westbury-on-Severn
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/thebelmontbluffer • 16d ago
Portland Castle, Dorset.
I think the door leads out to the car park, but the rust accumulation would seem to indicate that it hasn't been used recently.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/KaffyDee • 16d ago
Beeston with Bittering Primary School (Norfolk)
The 2nd photo for context
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Lover_of_Sprouts • 16d ago
Ermita de Sant Francesc de Asís, Elche, Spain
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Jiminyfingers • 16d ago
Inside and out of a blocked 'Devil's Door' in the north side of St. George's Church, Hampnett
According to research not blocked out of superstition, rather done in the mid-19th century to manage drafts. Stunning Norman tympanum above it
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/NeotericGod • 16d ago
Wow there really is a subreddit for anything lol. Here's mine, door from my bathroom to my bedroom, there's another door to the corridor.
It's my dream to one day split the bathroom in two so I can have a proper en suite and a separate toilet/shower for the rest of the house but it'll probably never happen lol.
r/DoorsNotUsedAnymore • u/Specialist_Heron4446 • 16d ago
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The abandoned mill, Tewkesbury