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Post Agecroft Cemetery Chapel - Dec 2010 - 15-12-2010, 22:24
Agecroft (formerly Northern) Cemetery was made from land bought from the Agecroft Hall estate in 1901 for about £27,000. The first internment took place in 1903. This Church of England chapel is in a terrible state of repair and perpetually ‘about to be restored’. Stunning decay though.











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Default 15-12-2010, 22:32
That looks sweet!
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Great stuff, nicely done :thumb

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Great shots

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Default 16-12-2010, 13:40
stunning mate.

I know where i m off to next time i m up that way.

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I like the last shot of the exposed masonry where the plasters come away. Looks good, nicely done!
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Default 16-12-2010, 18:41
thanks all. you're very kind. if you're heading up that way I'd take a mask. it's pigeon central.

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Default 17-12-2010, 02:09
Ooo beautiful! I really like this! I designed a stage set rather like it a few years ago.

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Hey hey. look at that. I think I was blessed with the weather on my explore. you are so right about masking up too.
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