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Photos of Disused Buildings

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  • Disused Buildings: Markfield closed services.jpg
    The services in 2014, with little A4 notices announcing they're closed.
  • Disused Buildings: Markfield old entrance.jpg
    The original entrance to the services, now more boarded up than the rest of it. Is that building peeling back
  • Disused Buildings: Markfield play area 2014.jpg
    Once a children's play area - now more of a wild garden.
  • Disused Buildings: Markfield coach park.jpg
    More overgrown foliage at the back of the services.
  • Disused Buildings: Markfield closed coach entrance.jpg
    The coach driver's entrance to the services, no longer open.
  • Disused Buildings: Frankley south closed EDC 1.jpg
    A now-empty EDC at Frankley.
  • Disused Buildings: Leigh Delamere west police building.jpg
    A former police building behind Leigh Delamere westbound, now closed.
  • Disused Buildings: Sutton Scotney northbound Travelodge 2.jpg
    The former northbound Travelodge - what will happen to it?
  • Disused Buildings: Sutton Scotney northbound Travelodge entrance.jpg
    Entrance to the closed Travelodge at Sutton Scotney.
  • Disused Buildings: Sutton Scotney closed motel southbound 2.jpg
    Entrance to the closed Travelodge.
  • Disused Buildings: Sutton Scotney closed motel southbound.jpg
    The abandoned Travelodge at Sutton Scotney southbound - what will Roadchef do with it?
  • Disused Buildings: Necton Diner 2014.jpg
    The former Necton Diner.
  • Disused Buildings: Markham Moor derelict building.jpg
    The derelict building at Markham.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower servery tiling.jpg
    I just love the designs in this place. Not all 1960s architecture was rubbish.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower - former restaurant area.jpg
    This was where you sat to eat a meal in the tower at Forton. The seating went right round the edge of the
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower sun deck.jpg
    The sun deck on the top of the Pennine Tower.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower wooden ceiling.jpg
    A nicely styled wooden ceiling, somewhat grand for an abandoned training centre.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower office space.jpg
    One of the offices fitted in to the Pennine Tower, with its lovely green carpet.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower stairwell.jpg
    Stairwell at the Pennine Tower - permanently closed for safety reasons.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower end of history.jpg
    End of the preserved area at the Pennine Tower, where new partitioning for training rooms takes over. The
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower servery 4.jpg
    The seating area in the former Pennine Tower restaurant, with radiators and furnishings stripped, and showing
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower servery 3.jpg
    Entrance to the staff area at the former Pennine Tower restaurant.
  • Disused Buildings: Pennine Tower servery 2.jpg
    The shape of the former restaurant can still be seen even if it is stripped of all its luxury, and now home
  • Disused Buildings: Frankley corridor.jpg
    The main body of the services - some of it partitioned off to form EDC, some of it closed to form Greggs.
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